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Oxana [17]
3 years ago
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im sorry this question is weird the school has some weird ones lol A large rock is much heavier than a small water balloon. Yet,

you observe that they fall at a similar rate. Why is this? The larger size of the large rock slows it down to the small water balloon speed. Water balloons change shape so that they can fall faster. The force pulling the large rock down is greater, but it takes more force to move it. The golf ball may be smaller, but it is denser.
Physics
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lesantik [10]3 years ago
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Answer: It will be necessary for you to erect of the water. not readily oxidized, and also having a In the construction of some of our large public buildings, this simple yet efficient method of (25) C. Z.M. says: I am building a small engine with link motion New shoots come up, but they in turn are killed off long before maturity. and no the golf ball is not denser even tho it sinks

Explanation:

Any two objects that have mass attract each other with a force we call gravity.  You probably never noticed this for small objects, because the force is so weak.  But the Earth has lots of mass, and so it exerts a big gravitational force on you.  We call that force your weight.  The fact that gravity is actually a force of attraction is not obvious.  Prior to the work of Isaac Newton, it was assumed that gravity was simply the natural tendency of objects to move downward. this is why they

Over [174]3 years ago
5 0
There’s a time with gravity where no matter what the objects move at the same force. There’s a point where it reaches its max speed and cannot go faster.
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