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Two metal spheres are the same size but have different masses. They are dropped simultaneously from a cliff. Compare their accelerations in their fall. Explain your answer.
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Two metal spheres are the same size but have different masses. They are dropped simultaneously from a cliff. Compare their accelerations in their fall. Explain your answer.

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The one with more mass will fall faster because gravity pushes it more and easier
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