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4 Figure 5 shows two table tennis balls
The balls are different sizes but have the same ma...
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4 Figure 5 shows two table tennis balls
The balls are different sizes but have the same mass.
Figure 5
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Both balls were dropped onto the table from the same height
After they were dropped, the resultant force on the smaller ball was greater than the
resultant force on the larger ball
[2 marks]
Explain why
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