On the moon, there is no air resistance. What forces (F) are acting on the hammer and feather as they fall? How do you know?

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Bongani · Answer 1 · 2023-08-14T22:01:48+0000

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Gravitional Force

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Every planet has a gravitational pull which attracts all objects; the moon is no exception. It says forces in the question but I know for sure gravitational force is apart of it.

On the moon, there is no air resistance. What forces (F) are acting on the hammer and feather as they fall? How do you know?

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