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Why does a bowling ball and a father fall at the same speed while in a vacuum? PLZ NEED HELP
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Why does a bowling ball and a father fall at the same speed while in a vacuum?
PLZ NEED HELP

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Answer:

there is no drag in a vacuum (why is father in a vaccum)

Step-by-step explanation:

there is nothing to hit and slow the object other than gravity like dust or air

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