Physics, asked by sabagorawala, 3 months ago

object X and object Y fall from a height at same rate. Object X is heavier. Which object will fall faster and why?​

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Answered by aditya129456
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Answer:

BOTH WILL FALL WITH SAME SPEED AND WILL HIT THE GROUND AT THE SAME TIME.

Explanation:

This is because the speed of a body during free fall does no depend upon its mass . it only depends upon the earth . so the heavier object will experience comparitively  higher force . But their acceleration and speed will be same .

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