Q. Why do molecules of an object moving faster when dropped to the ground? (can you give a good example, if you aren't able to explain in words). spam & you'll be reported

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Q. Why do molecules of an object moving faster when dropped to the ground?

(can you give a good example, if you aren't able to explain in words).

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Answer:

the cause of variation gravity

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Answer:

Heavier Objects Don't Hit the Ground First

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