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Hmm...
I am sorry theBeardedMan...
This is entirely not correct either...
Acceleration is a component of gravity.
And gravity is an atraction of two bodies that contain mass.... like a type of force.... but an unexplained type of force.
Here is a way of explaining it:
F = ma
where f = Force
and m = mass
and a = accerleration
now the question is what is acceleration?
easy:
a = v delta / t delta ( the "/" is divided by)
where v = velocity
and t = time
and delta = "change in"
a = v / t not gravity.
Acceleration is a component of gravity.
But you were on the right track.
Here is acceleration so they can explain help it more clearly:
Acceleration - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hope this helps