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Why do you think that if you drop two balls, exactly two balls rise on the other side at a similar speed? Why doesn’t one ball fly off quickly instead? Why don’t three balls fly off slowly? This is a difficult
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Why do you think that if you drop two balls, exactly two balls rise on the other side at a similar speed? Why doesn’t one ball fly off quickly instead? Why don’t three balls fly off slowly? This is a difficult question, but try your best to think about what you know and what might make sense.

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I think it’s the mass of the ball
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it is the mass of the ball i believe.

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