During this turn of the airplane, suppose that a passenger puts a nearly full glass of water on the tray table in front of her.What happens to the water? The plane is turning right for the passenger (left looking at the diagram).a) It spills out of the glass to the left (view looking at the diagram)b) It spills out of the glass to the right (view looking at the diagram)c) It stays in the glass, with its surface parallel to the tray table.d) None of these.

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