Physics, 08.01.2021 20:20, itzdryoshi

Two objects are dropped in vacuum chamber from the same height: a marble and a bowling ball. Which of the following are true? (Mark two answers) The bowling ball will accelerate faster
After 1 second both objects will have the same acceleration
In a vacuum objects can't move
Both objects will reach the ground at the same speed
The marble will remain in the air longer

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