gravitational force acts on all objects in proportional to their masses why then a heavy object does not fall faster than a light object
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the heavy object and the light object fall same time as the acceleration due to gravity is same on both the objects
the heavy object and the light object fall same time as the acceleration due to gravity is same on both the objects
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gravitational force G doesn't depend upon any object
No it is not possible and both object fall with same velocity because g act on both object at same and in the presence of force of gravity free fall does not depand on mass of an object
ya, in absence of atmospheric pressure it is possible.
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A heavy object must fall fast because the air resistance acting on the heavy object is less then the light once.
you can experiment these using a feather and a hammer.
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And, hence it has been proved.
you can experiment these using a feather and a hammer.
if you like it than mark as brainliest answer
And, hence it has been proved.
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