Two objects $A$ and $B$ of masses $M$ and $m$ respectively,where $M > m$,are separated by a distance. They move towards each other under the influence of equal forces. At what point will they collide?
- ANear $B$
- BNear $A$
- CAt an equal distance from $A$ and $B$
- DCannot be determined
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