Physics, asked by Hemya, 10 months ago

The acceleration of a freely falling body does not depend on the mass of the body show this by deriving on expression for the same

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It does appear in the equation for gravitational force; but that force is always directly proportional to the object's mass, which causes the mass to drop out of the equation as soon as you replace with .

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