MCQ
A person jumping from a moving bus onto the road falls forward, the reason for this is
  • A
    Due to inertia of steady state, the road is left behind and the man moves forward.
  • Due to inertia of moving state, the upper part of person remains in motion while the feet come in stationary state due to coming in contact with the road.
  • C
    The person leans forward due to his old habit.
  • D
    Due to all of the above mentioned effects.

Answer

Correct option: B.
Due to inertia of moving state, the upper part of person remains in motion while the feet come in stationary state due to coming in contact with the road.
B

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