Is it true that the motion of a freely falling object is an example of uniformly accelerated motion?

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The above statement is true.
Uniform accelerated motion indicates the motion of an object along a straight line with an increase or decrease in its velocity by equal amounts with an equal interval of time. The value of the acceleration is independent of the function of time. Some examples of uniformly accelerated motion are a bicycle going down the slope of a steep road and a ball falling from the top of a tower or building.
A freely falling object falls under the influence of acceleration due to gravity, which is constant throughout the journey of the object.

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