TESTING A CLAIM.

W I L L A N O B J E C T T H AT I S D R O P P E D L A N D AT T H E
S A M E P L A C E T H AT A N O B J E C T T H AT I S T H R O W N
STRAIGHT OUT ?

THROWN STRAIGHT VS. DROPPED AT

GROUND LEVEL
Dropped from a height of 1.2
meters

Thrown straight out at a

height of 1.2 meters.

THROWN STRAIGHT OUT VS. DROPPED

AT A HEIGHT
Dropped from a height of
10.5 meters.

Thrown straight out

from a height of 10.5.

CONCLUSION
If you drop an object with the same mass, but
with a different starting velocity both objects will
land at the same time, but with two different
ranges.
If you drop an object from a height that has the
same mass, but different starting velocities, the
objects will land at the same time but in different
places.