According to newton's law of gravitation, earth's gravitional force is higher on an object of larger mass. why doesn't that object fall down with higher velocity as compared to an object with lower mass?
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hey dear here is your answer..
The body with higher mass has higher velocity...
Example the feather and hammer...if they are fallen St the same time and same place ..hammer reaches first....
so we can't say that lighter mass has higher velocity...
hope it helps....
shaym1210:
Janvi your concept is wrong
Both will have same velocity
Feather reaches first because it also faces air resistance due to this reason feather reaches faster than that of a hammer !!
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Dear
Your answer is
We know F = ma
Now object of larger mass will have greater force according to the above equation.
And object with lower mass will have less force
But acceleration is constant on both the objects i.e. 9.8m/s² because acceleration is constant so both the object will have same displacement and will hit the ground with same velocity if dropped from same point .
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Your answer is
We know F = ma
Now object of larger mass will have greater force according to the above equation.
And object with lower mass will have less force
But acceleration is constant on both the objects i.e. 9.8m/s² because acceleration is constant so both the object will have same displacement and will hit the ground with same velocity if dropped from same point .
Hope it helps you
Please Mark it as brainliest answer
Thank you !!!…
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