Physics
Grade-10
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Two objects of different masses falling freely on the surface of the moon would:
- Experience forces of the same magnitude
- Have same velocities at any instant
- Undergo a change in their inertia
- Have different accelerations
The correct answer is: Have same velocities at any instant
The correct answer is (b) having same velocities at any instant because they will have acceleration due to gravity
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