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there is a lot of difference between fall and flow... normally we use fall for the object moving without any support and in an angle nearer to 90 degree downwards.. whereas flow is moving with support nearer to 0 or 180 degree... Falling speed will be always according to law of gravity but flowing speed may vary which depends on the source of it... Example for fall: water fall Example for flow: slower than water fall : river flow faster than water fall : water coming out of fire engine

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