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When the person with the ball was standing still, how did the observations of the ball’s motion by the group and the person tossing the ball compare?

When the person with the ball was standing still, how did the observations of the ball’s motion by the group and the person tossing the ball compare?
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When the person with the ball was standing still, how did the observations of the ball’s motion by the group and the person tossing the ball compare?

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This is because gravity is still the same, no matter the velocity you propel an object sideways it will still be affected the same
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