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weqwewe [10]
3 years ago
7

Please help me fast and i brainliest!! Two balls are released from the same height. Ball A is released on the surface of Earth,

and ball B is released on the surface of the moon. The mass and net force on each ball are recorded in the table. Net Force (N) Mass (kg) Ball A 19.6 2 Ball B 9.6 6 Ball C 6.6 ? Which statement is correct about the mass of ball C, which is released on the surface of the moon from the same height? The mass of ball C is less than the masses of ball A and ball B. The mass of ball C cannot be determined from the information provided. The mass of ball C is greater than the masses of ball A and ball B. The mass of ball C is greater than the mass of ball A but less than the mass of ball B
Physics
1 answer:
dolphi86 [110]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

If they both start at the same height then most likely that means that each has an intical velocity  and a net force sooooo ball A 19.6

Explanation:

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