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You know that all objects that are thrown upward, fall Gravity causes the object to
fall toward the earth. Think about what happens when you drop two objects with different
weights. Does one fall faster than the other? What if these two objects are dropped on the moon will it have a difference?
You know that all objects that are thrown upward, fall Gravity causes the object to
fall toward the earth. Think about what happens when you drop two objects with different
weights. Does one fall faster than the other? What if these two objects are dropped on the moon will it have a difference?
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Answer:
They fall at the same rate, regardless of their weight.
Explanation:
Even if you drop two items with different weights, they'll still hit the ground at the same time due to gravity. For the moon, there is no atmosphere, or air therefore there is no air resistance on the objects.