06-15-2006, 07:40 PM
Quote:No it wouldn't decrease because F changes in the same proportion as m.I don't understand what you are getting at (or missing).
a = 1 / C
C... constant.
As the mass of two objects increase, so does the gravitational attraction between them.
In a seperate law, F=ma, and by extension a=F/m, acceleration of an object=force applied/the mass of the object, as the mass increases, the rate of acceleration DECREASES. So as mass goes up, gravitational force does too, but we NEED more force to move a more massive object, therefore things of different masses fall at the same speed.
f only life let you press CTRL-Z.
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