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Some of my difficulties with the world Tony Mann University of Greenwich

The perfect cup of coffee How much does it hold?

How much coffee does the mug hold?

The higher up you are, the less it holds

Newton’s Laws are all you need But my intuition lets me down

small weight is released? Example SMALL WEIGHT BIG WEIGHT What happens when the small weight is released?

Where does the big weight hit the ground? 1. Directly underneath its starting point (gravity pulls it straight down) 2. To your right of its starting point (further away from my right hand) (it picks up momentum from the small weight) 3. To your left of its starting point (nearer my right hand) (momentum is conserved so it must cancel the momentum gained by the small weight)

Thank you!