In a lift falling freely under gravity,if a man throws a coin in upward direction with velocity u, the motion - Physics - Laws Of Motion

Question

In a lift falling freely under gravity,if a man throws a coin in
upward direction with velocity u, the motion of the coin with
respect to the man will be-the coin will go upward with uniform
velocity and stick to the roof Explain

Vara · Accepted Answer

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Student,
Please find below
the solution to the asked query:

In the case of free fall, the man and coin both experience same
acceleration so that the relative acceleration between them is
equal to zero
So, the coin thrown upward appear to move with constant
velocity with respect to the man

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In a lift falling freely under gravity,if a man throws a coin in upward direction with velocity u, the motion of the coin with respect to the man will be-the coin will go upward with uniform velocity and stick to the roof.Explain