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Rahul is travelling in a bus moving at a constant speed of 50
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Rahul is travelling in a bus moving at a constant speed of 50 km h−1. At one point of his journey, he throws a ball vertically upwards to a height 40 cm, the ball will fall (Neglect air friction)

A
A short distance behind where he is standing

B
A long distance in front of where he is standing

C
A long distance behind where he is standing

D
At the same spot where he is standing.

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When Rahul is standing on the bus, he is moving in the same direction with the same speed as the bus. There are no forces acting on the ball in the direction of the motion of the bus to change its motion.
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Rahul is travelling in a bus moving at a constant speed of 50 km h−1. At one point of his journey, he throws a ball vertically upwards to a height 40 cm, the ball will fall (Neglect air friction)
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