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A ball is thrown from rear end to the front end of a compartment of a train which is moving at constant horizontal velocity. An observer sitting in the compartment and another observer standing on the ground draw the trajectory of the ball. They will have

A

equal horizontal and equal vertical ranges

B

equal vertical ranges but different horizontal ranges

C

different vertical ranges but equal horizontal ranges

D

different vertical and different horizontal ranges

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