After a rock thrown straight up reaches the top of its path and then falls a short distance, its acceleration is (neglect air resistance)
A)greater than at the top of its path.
B)less than at the top of its path.
C)the same as at the top of its path.

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The acceleration due to gravity is constant for the rock throughout its path, including at the top and as it falls down, assuming air resistance is neglected.

After a Rock Thrown Straight Up Reaches the Top of Its