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Mathematics, 04.03.2021 02:40 zach32131

All of the objects are falling from the same height. Which statement is true about their motion? A. The force of gravity keep them apart.

B. They are all falling at the same rate do to the acceleration of gravity

C. They are falling at different rates due to their masses being different.

D. The speed will vary due to their shapes.


All of the objects are falling from the same height. Which statement is true about their motion?

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