Take a piece of paper and a ball of any size. Seek out a location with a high elevation. I want you to simultaneously drop the piece of paper and the ball. Which object is the quickest to fall? What could be the reason for this?

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Take a piece of paper and a ball of any size. Seek out a location with a high elevation. I want you to simultaneously drop the piece of paper and the ball. Which object is the quickest to fall? What could be the reason for this?
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