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When any object having whatever mass falls from a height in a vacuum (No air resistance) the it experiences a constant acceleration , that is acceleration due to Earth's force of gravity $g = 9.8 \frac{m}{S^{2}}$ .

So, Here both the object having different mass will fall at a constant acceleration.

Now as the falling object experience gravitational force , it accelerates, so its speed changes with time while falling. So no constant speed for the falling crates.

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