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Motion under gravity and time of fall

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A body of mass m1 and another body of mass m2 are dropped from wqual heights.If time taken by the balls are t1 and t2 respectively then t1=t2. How ?

Answer:

The acceleration due to gravity is independent of mass of body. When two different masses  are dropped from the  same height, they will take same time  to reach the surface of earth.

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