Strato of Lampsacus, a student of Theophrastus in Aristotle’s Lyceum, made which of the following contradictions of Aristotelian physics (that were later verified by Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton)?falling bodies do not accelerate, and heavier bodies fall at a faster velocity than lighter bodiesfalling bodies accelerate, but lighter bodies fall at a faster velocity than heavier bodiesfalling bodies accelerate, but heavy bodies and lighter bodies fall at the same velocityfalling bodies accelerate, but heavier bodies fall at a faster velocity than lighter bodiesfalling bodies do not accelerate, and heavier bodies and lighter bodies fall at the same velocity

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Strato of Lampsacus, a student of Theophrastus in Aristotle’s Lyceum, made which of the following contradictions of Aristotelian physics (that were later verified by Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton)?

falling bodies do not accelerate, and heavier bodies fall at a faster velocity than lighter bodies
falling bodies accelerate, but lighter bodies fall at a faster velocity than heavier bodies
falling bodies accelerate, but heavy bodies and lighter bodies fall at the same velocity
falling bodies accelerate, but heavier bodies fall at a faster velocity than lighter bodies
falling bodies do not accelerate, and heavier bodies and lighter bodies fall at the same velocity

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