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PhysicsKinematicsRelativeMedium2 minQB
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From an elevator accelerating upward at , a first ball is dropped, and 1 s later a second ball is dropped. While both balls are in free fall, the relative velocity of the first ball with respect to the second, and the ratio of their speeds, vary with time as:

Options:

Answer:
C
Solution:

Both balls are in free fall with the same acceleration , so their relative acceleration is zero and the relative velocity stays fixed at . Their speeds are and , so , which decreases towards 1 as time passes. The acceleration of the elevator does not matter once both are falling. Option C.

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