<prompt> Hlalosa boitšoaro ba lefika le oela moeeng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the behavior of a rock falling through air. . Response in English: When a rock is dropped from a certain height or thrown upwards, it falls through the air due to the force of gravity. The speed of the rock increases as it falls, accelerating towards the ground. The movement of the rock through the air is also impacted by air resistance, or drag, which acts against the motion of the rock and slightly slows its fall. The larger the surface area of the rock, the greater the air resistance. Eventually, the rock will reach its terminal velocity, where the air resistance is equal to the gravitational force acting on the rock, and its speed will remain constant until it hits the ground. The entire motion of the rock is described by the laws of physics, and the behavior of the rock falling through air can be predicted with the right calculations. . Response in Sesotho: Ha lejoe le theoha ho tloha bophahamong bo itseng kapa ho lahleloa holimo, le oela moeeng ka lebaka la matla a khoheli. Lebelo la lejoe le eketseha ha le oela, le potlakela ho ea fatše. Ho tsamaea ha lejoe moeeng ho boetse ho ameha ke ho hanyetsa moea, kapa ho hula, e sebetsang khahlanong le ho sisinyeha ha lejoe le ho fokotsa ho oa ha eona hanyenyane. Sebaka se seholo sa bokaholimo ba lejoe, ke moo moea o hanyetsang haholoanyane. Qetellong, lejoe le tla fihla lebelo la lona la ho qetela, moo ho hanyetsa moea ho lekanang le matla a khoheli a sebetsang holima lefika, me lebelo la lona le tla lula le tsitsitse ho fihlela le otla fatše. Ho sisinyeha hohle ha lefika ho hlalosoa ke melao ea fisiks, me boitšoaro ba lefika le oelang moeeng bo ka boleloa esale pele ka lipalo tse nepahetseng. 