Why does it have a greater force?

that you ignore

the amount of matter an object has wont change in a meidum

so a rock is a rock in water air or a vacuum chamber

No it doesn't, the fall at the same speed

@Friedrich remmeber the thing ive expalined 12 times?

And what gives this matter intrinsic property to have more force enacted on it if density isn't there?

i just did it

@Delerium no tis doesnt

watch ill prove you wrong

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@Delerium

@Delerium, if you increased the mass by 10 times the Force also increases by 10 times.

does air affect falling speed?@Delerium

Righthehand, so you are making a point in favour of rembrandt

does air affect falling speed?@Delerium

soa rock and feather in air fall different correct?

No air resistance, or at least very similar air resistance

does air affect falling speed?@Delerium
soa rock and feather in air fall different correct?

does the dheight in which they fall from makes a difference?

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

@Delerium

no

And that's due to desnity?

if your measurements devicess are sphsipcated enough you can measure insanely small incemennts

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

Im not talking about a feather, a feather would receive immense air resistance

please once answer a question i ask

pelase

You need to answer the question, when there is no force of pressure, why do they have a different mass?

can you once jsut stop jumping ahead

please

What causes a force proportional to the mass?

jsut stay with me

stop pelase

please man

im begging

stop jumping ahead and asnwer

i promise it will makes sense