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We all know that with Newtonian physics that it doesn't matter in freefall, what the mass of an object is, the only thing that matters is the height from which it dropped (given no external force and all)
But why is that true? Why doesn't it depend upon mass?
i have read in a book or seen on television that general relaitivity answers this kind of question.
But why is that true? Why doesn't it depend upon mass?
i have read in a book or seen on television that general relaitivity answers this kind of question.
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