Two balls of different masses are dropped from a building, and they hit the ground at the same time. How does the force of gravity, exerted on each ball, depend on its mass?
A
It is independent of the ball's mass.
B
It is directly proportional to the ball's mass.
с
It is inversely proportional to the ball's mass.
D
It is directly proportional to the ball's mass squared

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probably not if net force is zero

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