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When two balls of different masses are thrown upwards Which ball will pass through the point of projection in the downward direction at a faster speed?
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Assuming both are released with the same initial velocity and not of extremely light weight the smaller mass will be thrown higher. Since they both fall with an acceleration of 32 feet per second squared the smaller mass has more time to gain speed and will have a higher velocity when it passes the point of release.
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