Why does a ball fall in your hands after throwing it from a car which is running in uniform speed? - running uniforms
because the laws of physics. Traveling by bus or even in the air.
Running Uniforms Why Does A Ball Fall In Your Hands After Throwing It From A Car Which Is Running In Uniform Speed?
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Both begin with the same initial velocity. Because there is no acceleration in x direction, we must move with the speed of the car.
because both in the car .. The fact that both travel the same speed ... or whatever ... Physics for all
since both the hand and the ball moves at the speed of the car.
He can not return to the hand.
When he comes, in the car through the air at once concerned (with the speed of the car), and jumped back immediately.
But I think it's a trick question.
You say that you drive at a constant speed .. namely, idling in neutral and not really moving the ball.
He can not return to the hand.
When he comes, in the car through the air at once concerned (with the speed of the car), and jumped back immediately.
But I think it's a trick question.
You say that you drive at a constant speed .. namely, idling in neutral and not really moving the ball.
Because he forgot to drop the ball! :-) :-)
I think the traction away from you at an upward angle direction at a speed very specific. If so, is the response of air friction, the car can slow down further to a single horizontal speed of the engine, but the ball drag and catch her.
However, if you were to hear the ball is tossed up, and they wonder why no exception, so in this case because even if he waived his frame of reference, the ball speed How to horizontal and moves horizontally with you, and in this case, the drag coefficient is relatively low, or is it just a thought experiment, and friction is ignored, or rather a "vehicle" means "in a car and the air moves with the same speed as you and no influence on the horizontal velocity the ball has (since the car frame of reference is equal to zero).
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