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A stone of mass 0.05 kg is thrown in vertical by upward direction (take g = 10 m`cdot s^(-2)`). Neglect air friction.
The net force acting on the stone during its upward motion is

A

0.5 N, upward

B

0.5 N, downward

C

5 N, upward

D

zero

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