Help **Physics Problem: Dropping Stones from a Bridge****Question:** One stone is dropped from the side of a bridge, and a second is dropped from the same place a short time later (while the first stone is still in the air). What is true about the distance between the stones as a function of time after both have been dropped (and before either reaches the ground)? Ignore air resistance.**Instructions:** Determine the relationship between the falling stones' positions, considering the effect of gravity but neglecting air resistance. Explain how the distance between them changes over time. **Question 15:**The question appears to be related to identifying the behavior of a variable over time or some parameter. The options provided for this question are:- Increases, finally reaching a constant value- Decreases, and then reaches a constant value- Always increases- Always decreases- Is constantThe question was marked as "Skipped" without a particular option being selected. There are no graphs or diagrams associated with this question. The format suggests a multiple-choice question typical in educational assessments.

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Description: Help **Physics Problem: Dropping Stones from a Bridge****Question:** One stone is dropped from the side of a bridge, and a second is dropped from the same place a short time later (while the first stone is still in the air). What is true about the d