FREE-FALL

Classical Mechanics Level pending

SUPPOSE YOU ARE HOLDING A GLASS OF WATER IN YOUR HAND AND KEEPING A CORK SUBMERGED IN IT BY YOUR FINGER. ACCIDENTALLY THE GLASS SLIP OFF YOUR HAND, AND IS IN FREE-FALL. WHEN IN FREE-FALL WHAT HAPPENS TO THE POSITION OF THE CORK?

GOES DOWN STAYS THERE GOES TO THE LEFT GOES UP

Aryan Jakhar by Aryan Jakhar , 21, India

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Aryan Jakhar
Jul 19, 2014

Buoyancy does not exist in free-fall

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Woah, you should have mentioned to consider the situation with respect to glass, and not ground

Mvs Saketh - 6 years, 8 months ago

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