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As you drive down the road in a car why objects inside the car appearto be stationary when compared to the objects outside of the car?
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∙ 8y ago
Because motion is relative and since the car is moving it appears that the stationary objects are moving also.
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Why do things in the car with you seem stationary when they are
moving just as fast as you and the car are ?
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 8y agobecause they r
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Think of the car as a mobile container, holding items being transported, the item doing the transporting is in motion, and attached to the inside are the items being moved. so the total speed of the items being moved is the same as the item/vehicle doing the moving. Because the vehicle in motion is travelling in a different direction to the location being travelled, this gives you the result (the items in the vehicle are stationary relative to the motion of the vehicle in use).
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The total momentum of a group of objects is conserved unless?
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