What Causes Deviation in Acceleration Due to Gravity in a Vacuum?

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Homework Statement


Possible reasons for a deviation from the accepted value for acceleration due to gravity in a vacuum are


Homework Equations



No real relevant equations

The Attempt at a Solution



• Wind
• Atmospheric pressure
• Air density
• Shape of the objects
• Size of the objects
• Surface area of the objects
• Material of the objects
• Magnetic and Electric interaction from different forces (has very relative little impact)
 
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the problems specifically says that it is in vacuum, so wind, air density and such is a no go :)
 


k, are the rest right?
 


can u elaborate more on the answers? why do u think they should be included?