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If all objects are released at the exact same time, which object should hit the ground...

If all objects are released at the exact same time, which object should hit the ground first, last?

      a. According to Aristotle, which of the objects should hit the ground first? Why?

b. According to Galileo, which object should hit the ground first? Why

c. According to Newton, which object should hit the ground first? Explain

Explain why the feather would experience a slower acceleration compared to the other two objects?

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a) According to Aristotle the heavy object will fall fast because of faster speed.

b)According to Galileo, the two object will fall at ground at same time.

c) According to Newton the two object fall at same time as the acceleration of the two object is same as the gravitational pull on each object is same. .

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the inertial mass of the feather is less than the other two object. so, the resistance force on feather is more as compared to other two object. therefore feather would experience a lower acceleration.

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