Physics, asked by mayank979436, 11 months ago

if two balls of same density but different masses are dropped from a height of hundred metre then​

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Answered by harshkhatri41
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Answered by aditimishra0094
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both the balls will come together on earth because density is directly proportional to mass and the force acting on both the balls will be same that is equal to g.

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