Fiorella is standing at the edge of a cliff facing outwards with a strong wind blowing towards her. She holds a feather and a rock at shoulder height and drops them at the same time. What happens next in relation to the motion of the feather and the rock?

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The rock falls directly downwards toward the base of the cliff relatively unaffected by the wind due to its greater mass and higher density, which makes it much less susceptible to air resistance. The feather, on the other hand, being lighter and having a larger surface area relative to its mass, is greatly affected by the air resistance and the strong wind. The feather is blown away from the cliff into the air and does not follow a straight path to the base of the cliff like the rock.