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Does it's initial velocity effect the acceleration a mass receives due to the gravitational field?
If two bodies of equal mass were moving towards a massive body, and they started at the same radius from the surface but one went at 10 times the velocity of the other, when the bodies impact the surface would (Vf-Vi) of the faster body be less than that of the slower body of mass?
If two bodies of equal mass were moving towards a massive body, and they started at the same radius from the surface but one went at 10 times the velocity of the other, when the bodies impact the surface would (Vf-Vi) of the faster body be less than that of the slower body of mass?