If two balls are released simultaneously from the same height, which one will hit the floor st, the ball that is dropped with zero initial velocity or the ball that is projected horizontally? ove your answer using the formulas in kinematics.

If two balls are released simultaneously from the same height, which one will hit the floor st, the ball that is dropped with zero initial velocity or the ball that is projected horizontally? ove your answer using the formulas in kinematics.

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