Can you solve these physics riddles? ft Simone Giertz - Part 1/3

Just gonna leave this here to clear things up. 
(Sorry about the poor equation formatting, I can't get it to format in YouTube comments) 

Fg1 = m1g
Fg2 = m2g

Fd1 = 0.5ρACdv1^2
Fd2 = 0.5ρACdv2^2

m1 > m2 ∴ Fg1 > Fg2

Fg = Fr ∴ Fd1 > Fd2

Explanation:
We know that the mass of object one is greater than the mass of object two. Thus, the the force of gravity on object one must be greater than that of object two. Since terminal velocity is achieved when the net force acting on the object is equal to zero, the object with the larger mass must also experience a greater force of drag. As both objects experience the same fluid density, cross-sectional surface area, and coefficient of drag the only difference in their force of drag must arise from their velocity. Therefore, the object with the larger mass must also have a higher terminal velocity.

-Physics Major