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Two metal balls are dropped from the top of two story building at the same time. One ball is twice as heavy as the other ball

Two metal balls are dropped from the top of two story building at the same time. One ball is twice as heavy as the other ball
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Two metal balls are dropped from the top of two story building at the same time. One ball is twice as heavy as the other ball

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Answer:

They hit the ground at the same time

Step-by-step explanation:

If you ignore air friction, the acceleration of gravity is the same on both of the balls.

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