Physics, 13.02.2021 01:00 erickcastillo9124
3. Two balls are released from the same height. One is released from rest and the other is thrown straight down. Which
will have the larger acceleration as they fall neglecting air resistance?
a. The dropped ball
b. The thrown ball
c. They will have the same accelerations
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