alleryStart learning →A big stone and a small stone are dropped together from the same height with no air. How do they land?
AThe big stone first
BThe small stone first
CAt the same time
DOnly the big one lands
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. At the same time
Without air, every falling object speeds up equally, no matter its mass.
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