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Falling objects

Objects with different masses fall at the same speed in the absence of air resistance due to the following reasons. A.Gravity :- All objects are subject to the same acceleration due to gravity (g = 9.8 m/s² on Earth). B.No air resistance:- In a vacuum or without air resistance, there is no force opposing the fall, so objects don't experience any drag or slowing down.(Drag force) C.Inertia:- According to Newton's first law, Also called law of inertia an object in motion remains in motion with a c

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