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If a boy sitting in a train, moving at constant velocity, throws a ball straight up into the air,(NIFT PG)

(a) the ball will fall in front of him 
(b) the ball will fall behind him 
(c) the ball will fall into his hand 
(d) the ball will not return downwards


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(c)  the ball will fall into his hand

If a boy sitting in a train, moving at constant velocity, throws a ball straight up into the air,

(a)  the ball will fall in front of him

(b)  the ball will fall behind him

(c)  the ball will fall into his hand

(d)  the ball will not return downwards


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