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

Excellent video! Since you called this a riddle, I'm slightly paranoid there is a precision of language trick, and the correct answer is "it depends on your coordinate axes" but that seems unlikely. (you use the phrase "higher force of air resistance", instead of "greater magnitude of force from air resistance". This means that if you select downward to be the positive direction, both objects will have negative forces, so the one with the smaller magnitude would have the "higher" numerical value.) But I think I'm just over paranoid since I have to write physics exams all the time.