What falls faster a boiled or raw egg?
This is a classic physics question! The answer is: they fall at the same rate.
Here's why:
* Gravity: Both eggs experience the same gravitational force.
* Air Resistance: The shape and mass of the eggs are similar enough that air resistance won't have a significant impact on their descent.
However, there's a catch!
If you drop them from a very high distance, the boiled egg might actually fall *slightly* faster. This is because the boiled egg is more rigid and less likely to tumble or wobble in the air.
But in everyday situations, the difference in speed is negligible.
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