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Two balls of the same size, one of steel and other wooden, are separated by a certain distance. which force is more, the force on the wooden ball due to steel ball or force on steel ball due to wooden ball. Give reason

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Answered by k047
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If we drop a metal ball and a wooden ball from same height at the same time, then which ball will reach the ground first?

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The answer to this question will vary based on the situation. Let me elaborate it situation wise

Experiment conducted in total vacuum : In this case both the metal ball and the wooden ball will hit the ground at the same time!!!, irrespective of their shape, weights and sizes. The time required to hit the ground, depends on the acceleration of the object, which in this case if ‘g’ (gravity) acting same on both the objects.

Experiment conducted in atmosphere: Here we have air which fills in the atmosphere. Air being a fluid, would enable two things - Buoyancy and air-resistance. In this case, the outcome of the experiment would depend on the following parameters

Shape of the balls - The ball with a more aerodynamic shape would touch the ground first. As it would have lesser air-resistance, thus the resultant acceleration acting on it would be more.

Volume of the ball - The ball having lesser volume will hit the ground first. Since air is a fluid, buoyancy would act on it. Buoyancy is directly proportional to the volume ( ρ x V x g).

Weight of the ball - The ball having higher weight will hit the ground first. This is because of the resistive force would have lesser impact on the net acceleration (g-a).

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