A container is filled with a liquid and there is a bubble in the container. The container is moved with constant velocity as shown. A constant velocity container air bubble - liquid What will be the motion of the air bubble when the container is stopped suddenly? air bubble will move in the forward direction air bubble will remain at the original position C air bubble will move in the backward direction air bubble will sink down into the liquid

A container is filled with a liquid and there is a bubble in the container. The container is moved with constant velocity as shown. A constant velocity container air bubble - liquid What will be the motion of the air bubble when the container is stopped suddenly? air bubble will move in the forward direction air bubble will remain at the original position C air bubble will move in the backward direction air bubble will sink down into the liquid

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A container is filled with a liquid and there is a bubble in the container. The container is moved
with constant velocity as shown.
A
constant velocity
container
air bubble
- liquid
What will be the motion of the air bubble when the container is stopped suddenly?
air bubble will move in the forward direction
air bubble will remain at the original position
C
air bubble will move in the backward direction
D
air bubble will sink down into the liquid

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