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A friend tells you that objects with more mass fall faster because they have a stronger gravitational pull to Earth. How can you show your friend that this is not true?
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A friend tells you that objects with more mass fall faster because they

have a stronger gravitational pull to Earth. How can you show your friend
that this is not true?

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by throwing heavy mass and less mass in vacuum simultaneously.

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