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At a given place where acceleration due to gravity is `g m/s^2`, a sphere of lead density `d kg/m^3`. If `d gt rho`, the sphere will

A

fall vertically with an acceleration `g m/s^2`

B

fall vertically with no acceleration

C

fall vertically with an acceleration `g ((d-rho)/d)`

D

fall vertically with an acceleration `g (rho/d)`

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C
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