What about its motion would they have

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Problem: If Aristotle and Galileo were able to discuss the motion of two falling weights, light steel ball an d a heavy lead ball,

Part A: What about its motion would they have agreed and disagreed about?

Please write the step and answer. How do you work this problem? Thanks!

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