A ball rolls off a table and falls to the ground below. Its entire flight is captured on a stroboscopic photograph. Sketch what the photograph would look like if you viewed the motion with the ball initially moving to your right.

A ball rolls off a table and falls to the ground below. Its entire flight is captured on a stroboscopic photograph. Sketch what the photograph would look like if you viewed the motion with the ball initially moving to your right.

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