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Actually, there is  no force (felt by the object) acting on the object.

It is similar to an  object in orbit around the earth (weightlessness)

F = M a    describes the motion of the particle where

M a = M g    where the acceleration of the particle is equal to the force of gravity acting on the particle

From an external view the only force acting on the particle is M g and it produces an acceleration of M g

There is no force felt by the freely falling body. The cause of free fall is gravitational pull. Where Acceleration is equal to the gravitational acceleration. According to Newton's Law of Gravitation , two bodies attract each other due to their masses and separation , since earth is a very big body therefore the lit body falls towards the earth . Thus the graph plotted is a straight line.

What is Newton's law of Gravitation?

"The force acting between two bodies is directly proportional to product of masses and inversely proportional to the square of the separation ."

F= G.{m_{1} . m_{2} }/r^{2}.

Hence the only force by which the object is falling is gravitational pull.

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