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Solving By Using 'Extreme Case' Puzzles With Physics Girl
Good insight, and good use of the extreme example. I guess the question is sloppy as newtboy said. I got hung up on "they have the same mass" which would definitely mean they would be balanced with no air.
Some excellent points
Solving By Using 'Extreme Case' Puzzles With Physics Girl
I'm not sure where air comes into play for problem one. There's no "air" factor in the gravity equation. F=GM1M2/(r^2)
But yeah, by definition, you need to use the equation to get the 20pi answer...
How does a mirror work?
Tapered wheels.