If two identical objects are dropped one after 1 s delay with respect to another then in the absence of the air resistance *

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zloy xaker [14]3 years ago

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A.No. Assuming no other factors (such as air resistance) the first object will have a velocity of 32 feet/second when the other is dropped. Since they will both have the same acceleration, the first distance between them will increase by 32 feet per second.

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