If an Apple Falls a Distance of 2 Meters in Its

Multiple Choice

If an apple falls a distance of 2 meters in its first second of fall, then 2 meters in its next second of fall, and again 2 meters during its third second of fall, the acceleration of the apple is

A) 0 m/s².
B) 2 m/s².
C) 4 m/s².
D) 10 m/s².
E) actually, more than 10 m/s².
This is because
F) no change in velocity occurs during fall.
G) the apple increases in distance by 2 meters for each successive second.
H) the average velocity is 1 m/s for each successive second.
I) its weight is counterbalanced by its inertia.