A shiny, spherical, metal alien jumps out of a perfectly good airplane and skydives for a few seconds. Its photographic friend snaps photos of the sphere with a special camera that also captures the forces on the object. aThis diagram shows a few of the snapshots, but they are out of order. Place them inorder, from the instant it jumps out of the plane and begins free-fall until the time itattains terminal velocity.OLY, J, QOJ,Y, L, JOL, Q, JOQYOL,J,Q

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