If you drop a bowling bal & a ?

Question

I need this answer within two hours... please. You will get ten points if you at least are the first one to give me a usable link to find the information myself!!! (^.^)

Answer 1

If you drop a bowling ball and *anything else*, both will be accelerated at the same rate.  

However, since the bowling ball is much more dense than, say, a feather - the ball will fall faster due to less aerodynamic effects.

If both were dropped on the moon - equal gravity, equal aerodynamic friction - both would fall at the same exact rate.

Here's a video - not of a bowling ball & a feather, but a hammer and a feather - being dropped on the moon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C5_dOEyA...

Answer 2

whats the question?

Answer 3

I can give you the answer a lot quicker if you ask the question.

LOL, quantum, looks like you've got it covered.  Unless it's something like "If you drop a bowling ball and a shot put into the sun, which one will melt first?"  <chuckle>

Answer 4

im guessing you mean "if you drop a bowling ball and something that weighs less than a bowling ball which will hit the ground first" and the answer is if the other item is not something that has major drag like a feather or a piece of paper, then they will hit the ground at the same time.  

Answer 5

We could help you a lot faster if you actually asked a complete question.

"If you drop a bowling bal & a" doesn't mean anything.