A man projects a coin upwards from the gate of a uniformly moving train. The path of coin for the man will be

A man is sitting in a moving train, then :

A man stretches a spring attached to the front wall of railway carriage over a distance l in a uniformly moving train. During this time the trai covers a distance L. Does the work done by the man depend on the coordinate system related to the earth or the train? the man moves opposite to the direction of motion of the train as he stretches the spring.

A stone is thrown upward from a moving train. a)Name the path followed by the stone. b)A particle is projected with a velocity u in the direction making an angle theta with the horizontal.Find: (1)Time of flight,(2)Maximum height. c)A man can jump on moon six times as high as on earth.Why?

A train is moving forward with a horizontal acceleration a. A man sitting in the train drops a coin on the floor of the train . The acceleration of the coin w.r.t man is

A train is moving forward with a horizontal acceleration a. A man sitting in the train drops a coin on the floor of the train . The acceleration of the coin w.r.t man is

A boy on a train of height h_1 projects a coin his friend of height h_2 standing on the same train, with a velocity v relative to the train, at an angle theta with horizontal. If the train moves with a constant velocity v' in the direction of x - motion of the coin, find the (a) distance between the boys so that the second boy can catch the coin, (b) maximum height attained by the coin, and ( c) speed with which the second boy catches the coin relative to himself (train) and ground.

A boy on a train of height h_1 projects a coin his friend of height h_2 standing on the same train, with a velocity v relative to the train, at an angle theta with horizontal. If the train moves with a constant velocity v' in the direction of x - motion of the coin, find the (a) distance between the boys so that the second boy can catch the coin, (b) maximum height attained by the coin, and ( c) speed with which the second boy catches the coin relative to himself (train) and ground.