Answer:
remains constant.
Explanation:
Diagram of freefall :-
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If difference of time is 1s .
- Acceleration due to gravity applied to both is constant and approximately equal to 9.8m/s^2.
As acceleration remains constant .
Velocity of objects would increase in constant manner.
So distance remains same/constant until the first ball hits the ground.
