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sheet of paper and a ball having same mass are dropped from the same height and obviously paper balls faster than a sheet of paper. what conclusion can be drawn from this acticity?
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sheet of paper and a ball having same mass are dropped from the same height and obviously paper balls faster than a sheet of paper. what conclusion can be drawn from this acticity?
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In free fall, all items will fall at the same time. You were told that they have the same mass hence g×t which is constant.
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