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Shalnov [3]
3 years ago
5

Several objects were dropped from a balcony. Use the data below to draw conclusions about the results of these drops. Be sure to

:
Describe the rate of speed for each object and tell when or in what order they will hit the ground with and without factoring in air resistance.
Describe the force each object will exert on the ground.
Use the data to support your conclusion statements.




Object

Mass

Diameter/Surface area

Height of drop

Tennis ball

0.06 kg

6.6 cm

5 m

Baseball

0.15 kg

7.4 cm

5 m

Bowling ball

5 kg

21 cm

5 m

Golf ball

0.04 kg

4.3 cm

5 m



i mainly need to know the rate of speed, acceleration, and force of mass
Physics
1 answer:
levacccp [35]3 years ago
3 0

The answer is wait can u explain iagaing Again*

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