If there are no other forces, then the acceleration is the same, but the force depends on their mass.
a=F1/m1=F2/M2
so the quantity (F/m) does not imply force is the same unless mass is the same.
In a vacuum, a stone and feather fall at the same time. Can you make the assumption that the acceleration of gravity acting on both objects is the same? Explain.
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