To determine which object reaches the ground first, we need to consider the factors that could affect their falling speed, such as mass, shape, and air resistance.
Assuming there is no air resistance:
In the absence of any other forces acting on the objects, the time it takes for an object to fall to the ground depends solely on its vertical height and does not depend on the mass or shape of the object. According to this assumption, both the baseball and the bowling ball would hit the ground at the same time, regardless of their respective masses.
However, in reality, there is air resistance, which affects objects differently depending on their shape and surface area. Since we do not have any information about the mass, shape, or other properties of the baseball and the bowling ball, we cannot definitively determine which one would reach the ground first.
Therefore, the answer would be "not enough info given" to determine which object hits the ground first.
a baseball and a bowling ball roll of a table at the same sime which one reaches the ground first
the baseball hits first
bowling ball hits first
they both hit at the same time
not enough info given
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