Suppose you drop an object from an airplane traveling at constant velocity, and further suppose that air

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Suppose you drop an object from an airplane traveling at constant velocity, and further suppose that air resistance doesn't affect the falling object. What will be its falling path as observed by someone at rest on the ground, not directly below but off to the side where there's a clear view? What will be the falling path as observed by you looking downward from the airplane? Where will the object strike the ground, relative to you in the airplane? Where will it strike in the more realistic case in which air resistance docs affect the fall?
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Conceptual Physics

ISBN: 978-0321568090

11th edition

Authors: Paul G. Hewitt

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