Question

If an object is falling freely in vacuum then body moves with

Answer 1

Answer: then the body have no mass ans 0

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

An object falling freely in a vacuum is moving because of the external gravitational force acting upon the object.

Explanation:

• An object is considered free falling only if it is acted by the gravitational force.
• The "acceleration of a free-falling object" is defined as a constant ‘g’ and is equal to 9.8 meters per second on earth at sea level.
• The rate at which the free-falling body is not dependent upon its weight, shape or size, like a 'free-falling ball' or an aeroplane would fall at the same acceleration in vacuum.
• Further, in a free-falling body, the total mechanical energy constituted by the kinetic and potential energy remains to be a constant.