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Why is it important for the ball not to touch the walls of the vessel during the fall?
A. Wall contact introduces additional friction, invalidating Stoke's law assumptions
B. Touching the walls helps measure viscosity
C. It makes the ball fall faster
D. It prevents the ball from rotating
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