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Keep This in Mind! ACTIVITY 1(DAY 1) Task 1: Motion in the Eye of the Beholder Instruction: 1. Given a statement in the first column , identify the frame of reference, the observer, and the object observed. according to 2nd observer. 2. Given the 2nd observer in a certain frame of reference, remark wheth er the object observed is moving or not moving Table 1. Relative motion, frame of reference and object observed Statement Object Remark Frame of Observer ob- 2nd observer (Moving or reference served not Moving) Sun as observed by child on the Pilot of the rooftop flying air- plane Falling giant santol fruit as observed You on the by the a boy on the branch surface of the giant santol fruit A mountain as observed by the hiker Astronaut in outer space A speeding train as observed by by- Passenger of stander waiting in the station the train The building as observed by a stu- Giant on the dent on top of it moonACTIVITY (DAY 1) Task 2: Motion and Relative Velocity! Instruction: 1. Given the cases, illustrate them or paste picture in a separate bond paper/ pad paper that you think illustrate different scenarios. 2. Explain your perception of motion in each scenarios using the concept of relative velocity. Case 1 You are the driver of a car moving due east. You observe the jeep in front of you in three scenarios: 1. the jeep moving due east seems not moving with respect to you 2. The jeep moving due east seems moving towards you 3. The jeep moving due east seem moving farther away from you V If I - You are the driver of a car moving due east. You observe the jeep moving in the perpendicular road in four scenarios: 1. Your car and the jeep are approaching the point of intersection. 2. Your car approaches the point of intersection while the jeep is moving away from it. . Your car and the jeep moves away from the point of intersection 4. Your car is leaving the point of intersection while the jeep is moving to wards it. Case 2 LI)