A ball is thrown straight up from height H while a second is thrown straight down. Neglect
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(a) the one thrown up has the greater acceleration.
(b) the one thrown down has the greater acceleration.
(c) the accelerations are the same.
(d) neither ball accelerates after it has been released.
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