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A coin falls faster than feather on earth
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A coin falls faster than feather on earth

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Because the feather has more AIR RESISTANCE FORCE than the coin....in a vacuum they would fall at the same rate (no air to provide resistance)

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Answer: true

Explanation: A coin falls faster than a feather on earth because the coin has more mass than the feather so gravity pulls harder on the coin than the feather.

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