Physics, asked by shreyasvirupaksha, 8 months ago

bodies of different masses are dropped simultaneously from a height, both reaches

the ground at same time in vacuum. Why? ​

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Answered by prakharverma84
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This is because in vaccum air resistence is negligible and and the earth pulls every object with with same force (i.e. gravitational force) . If a leaf and ball are dropped at same time then they will hit ground at same time

Answered by maheenruquaiah325
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