pelase

jsut asnwer

slow

if there is any air is will affect the speed the rock and feather fall ciorrect?

only asnwer dont go off on a tangent

please

if there is any air it will affect the speed the rock and feather fall correct?

can i please get a simple yes or no to this

The air will. Barely affect the rock but affect the feather a lot

ok so it will

yes correct?

please jsut say yes

dont exlain

jsut answer the question

Yes but barely noticeable

can you jsut say yes?

without your futher input

I just did ya crazy lad

it will

ok have we ever removed all the air from a space?

Lol i wont dance like a monkey to you dude

Well, can't dance to monkeys in the first place.

right when the point was going to be made

good timing

ill finish it then

Yes finish it yourself without being a wannabe teacher

if air or the presence of it affects falling speed..and a "vacuum" is just a small amount of air...the rocka dn feather dint fall the same speed..they where different

Wow, what an explanation.

the diffrence was very small...but its there

and thats all because down speed and up speed are based on the pressure of the medium vs the pressure of the object

wood will float to the surface of water when pushed to the bottom

thats not down

Objects do not exert pressure unless acted on.

That's false.

does water act on teh wall of the container constantly

?

does air?

@Friedrich

Not without pressure

is air and water conasntaly exerting pressure to teh walls of their container and itself?

Jesus u run in circles, keep it simple