Popular Post Bendapudi_english Posted September 14, 2023 Popular Post Report Posted September 14, 2023 Swimming pool lone padathadu anna, aadiki kuda car velocity ne untadhi ani na yokka feeling 3 Quote
usauae Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 Depends on how fast the car is moving and how high the jump was 1 Quote
Bendapudi_english Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 Just now, Bendapudi_english said: Swimming pool lone padathadu anna, aadiki kuda car velocity ne untadhi ani na yokka feeling Adu jump chesaka car accelerate chesthe and jump height ekuva unte kindha padachu Quote
dasari4kntr Posted September 14, 2023 Author Report Posted September 14, 2023 2 minutes ago, Bendapudi_english said: Adu jump chesaka car accelerate chesthe and jump height ekuva unte kindha padachu within seconds antha pickup vuntundaa vehicle ki… Quote
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csrcsr Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 copied is as is from internet Newton's first law of motion answers your question, the principle of inertia. If the car is at constant velocity everything inside the car will follow with the same velocity. If no other forces are applied to the person, once it jumps, it will still have the car's velocity due to inertia and will land at the exact same spot over the car. It doesn't matter what kind of situation it is, if you can assure there is no net forces acting, the result of the jump will be the same. If the car is accelerating, however, it changes. If the car is gaining speed, then once the person jumps, it will lag behind the car because the car is still gaining speed while the person isn't. If the car is losing speed, once the person jumps it will get a lead over the car 1 Quote
Bendapudi_english Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 3 minutes ago, csrcsr said: copied is as is from internet Newton's first law of motion answers your question, the principle of inertia. If the car is at constant velocity everything inside the car will follow with the same velocity. If no other forces are applied to the person, once it jumps, it will still have the car's velocity due to inertia and will land at the exact same spot over the car. It doesn't matter what kind of situation it is, if you can assure there is no net forces acting, the result of the jump will be the same. If the car is accelerating, however, it changes. If the car is gaining speed, then once the person jumps, it will lag behind the car because the car is still gaining speed while the person isn't. If the car is losing speed, once the person jumps it will get a lead over the car 1 Quote
csrcsr Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 Just now, Bendapudi_english said: rofl chitti petanu kada ani chepanu kada anna copied is as is from internet Quote
Bendapudi_english Posted September 14, 2023 Report Posted September 14, 2023 Just now, csrcsr said: rofl chitti petanu kada ani chepanu kada anna copied is as is from internet Adhe copy chesi cheat chesav anna 1 Quote
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