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andrezito [222]
4 years ago
15

The smokestack of a stationary toy tra in consists

Physics
1 answer:
Rashid [163]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

i)The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a straight line at constant speed will fall back into the smokestack

ii)The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a straight track ( gaining speed ) will fall behind the smoke stack

iii) The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a circular track at constant speed will fall away from the smokestack in a direction that is away from the middle of the circular track

Explanation:

The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a straight line at constant speed will fall back into the smokestack

The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a straight track ( gaining speed ) will fall behind the smoke stack

The ball shot out of the smokestack of a train moving in a circular track at constant speed will fall away from the smokestack in a direction that is away from the middle of the circular track

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