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 \n(A)The acceleration of the rock is alwaysequal to g.  \n(B)The acceleration of the rock is equal to gonly at the top of the flight.  \n(C)The acceleration of the rock is always lessthan g.  \n(D)The speed of the rock upon return to itsstarting point is vo.  \n(E)T","cbCaiuLhqpQpuSRL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuLhqpQpuSRL","pdf",18525471,25,"English","# Evaluating Your Performance (GR8677)\n## Comparative performance data\n## Test confidentiality and directions\n## Table of information\n## Practice questions (examples)","[{\"question\":\"What does the P+ column represent when evaluating your GRE Physics test performance?\",\"answer\":\"The P+ column lists the percent of examinees in the selected sample who answered each question correctly. 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