Kindly help. The topic is under the Newtons Laws of Motion. 3. A bus is moving at constant speed. A passenger drops a coin vertically down, Where would the coin wouldkely to drop? a) Before him. b) Just below his feet or c) after him?Direction of bus' movement at constant velocitya bCoin would fall cn:

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3. A bus is moving at constant speed. A passenger drops a coin vertically down, Where would the coin would Sikely to drop? a) Before him. b) Just below his feet or c) after him? Direction of bus' movement at constant velocity a b c Coin would fall cn:

3. A bus is moving at constant speed. A passenger drops a coin vertically down, Where would the coin would Sikely to drop? a) Before him. b) Just below his feet or c) after him? Direction of bus' movement at constant velocity a b c Coin would fall cn:

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