The initial velocity given one object will make it hit the ground first.
<h3>What is velocity?</h3>
Velocity is the displacement of a body in a given time interval.
Velocity is a vector quantity since displacement is also a vector quantity.
- Velocity = Displacement/time
Two objects are released from a certain height above the ground.
One is given an initial velocity while the other had no initial velocity.
The two objects are accelerated to the same extent by gravity.
However, because of the initial downward velocity of the first object, it will hit the ground first.
In conclusion, the initial velocity given one object will make it travel faster than the other object.
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