Which of the following is false? O An object can experience an upwards force equal to its weight and still be falling. O Two objects of different masses at rest dropped from different heights will reach the ground at the same time, neglecting air resistance. O No change in speed means no net force. O A ball thrown upwards on a constant velocity boat will take the same amount of time to fall back on the deck as it would when thrown on a stationary boat.

Which of the following is false? O An object can experience an upwards force equal to its weight and still be falling. O Two objects of different masses at rest dropped from different heights will reach the ground at the same time, neglecting air resistance. O No change in speed means no net force. O A ball thrown upwards on a constant velocity boat will take the same amount of time to fall back on the deck as it would when thrown on a stationary boat.

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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