Physics
If a boy sitting in a train, which is moving at a constant velocity, throws a ball straight up into the air, the ball will
Fall in front of him
Fall behind him
Fall into his hand
None of the above
Fall into his hand
The ball is thrown in vertically upward direction and given that the train is moving up with a constant velocity. Therefore, the horizontal velocity of the train and ball are both same. And, the ball travels the same horizontal distance as that of the train. Therefore, the ball will come back into the hands of thrower.
Fall into his hand The ball is thrown in vertically upward direction and given that the train is moving up with a constant velocity. Therefore, the horizontal velocity of the train and ball are both same. And, the ball travels the same horizontal distance as that of the train. Therefore, the ball will come back into the hands of thrower.
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