The arrows show the direction of rotation of the merry-go-round, which moves with a constant speed, moves with a constant speed causing a shift of 45?. assuming a child sitting in the center attempts to throw the ball directly to child d, which child will likely catch the ball?

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Nathan

Physics

24 December, 05:35

The arrows show the direction of rotation of the merry-go-round, which moves with a constant speed, moves with a constant speed causing a shift of 45?. assuming a child sitting in the center attempts to throw the ball directly to child d, which child will likely catch the ball?

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Alina Howell · Answer 1

This question is lacking especially the diagram, well I've read the entire question and seen its diagram and it demonstrates a Coriolis effect. The child that could get the ball would be child c. Well Coriolis effect is the deflection of a free moving object, such as ball, due to a rotation of the merry go round.