Physics, asked by jaya9790, 1 year ago

what is the nature of all freely falling objects in vacuum?

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Answered by abcd2p2d

the nature of all freely falling objects in vacuum is that if two object one has lighter weight and another have more weight they touch the ground at same time because in vaccum there is no gravity

Answered by aevantajain

the nature of all freely falling objects in vacuum is that if two object one has lighter weight and another have more weight they touch the ground at same time because in vaccum there is no gravity

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