Answer:
E. An object’s velocity changes at a constant rate, and its acceleration remains constant.
Explanation:
When an object is in freefall, it implies that the object is falling freely under gravity. If it falls towards the earth surface, the fall is in the direction of the Earth's gravitational force.
At the point of release of the object, its initial velocity is zero because it is at rest. But when released, its velocity increases at a constant rate until it is acted upon by an external force. But its acceleration remains constant, acceleration due to gravity.
