A packet is released from a rising balloon accelerating upward with acceleration $a$ . The acceleration of the stone just after the release is

a

upward

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g

downward

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(

g - a

) downward

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(

g + a

) downward

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Solution

The correct option is B $g$ downward
Just after the release it is no longer in the reference frame of balloon. Thus the only acceleration will be due to gravity, i.e. g downwards.

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A packet is released from a rising balloon accelerating upward with acceleration a. The acceleration of the stone just after the release is

The correct option is B g downwardJust after the release it is no longer in the reference frame of balloon. Thus the only acceleration will be due to gravity, i.e. g downwards.

A packet is released from a rising balloon accelerating upward with acceleration $a$ . The acceleration of the stone just after the release is

The correct option is B $g$ downward
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