An astronaut drops a hammer near the surface of the Moon, we can assume there is no air resistance. Which statement about the hammer's acceleration due to gravity is correct?
The acceleration depends on the mass of the hammer.
The acceleration is constant throughout the fall.
The acceleration is zero because there is no atmosphere.
The acceleration increases as the hammer's velocity increases.
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