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If you were to drop a massive steel ball and a not very massive rubber ball at the same time, will they fall with the same acceleration? Explain the reasons for your prediction.
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No, for example on earth, the acceleration of all objects towards the center (gravity) is 9.8m/s^2. So no matter what is the weight of the object, the force acting on it is the same.
Or basically you can say the acceleration of an object is not dependent on weight.
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