Asked by Anonymous
when an apple falls from a tree, and strikes the ground without bouncing, what happens to its momentum?
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Answered by
Damon
The earth moves under your feet (but just a little).
Answered by
Anonymous
But that doesn't make sense because an apple can't make the earth move, even a little.
Answered by
Damon
mapple Vapple +mweath*0
= (mapple+mearth) V
V =
Vapple (mapple)/(mapple+mearth)
so yes
mapple/(mapple+mearth)
is not very big
it might be kind of hard to measure :)
= (mapple+mearth) V
V =
Vapple (mapple)/(mapple+mearth)
so yes
mapple/(mapple+mearth)
is not very big
it might be kind of hard to measure :)
Answered by
Anonymous
oh! ok thanks
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