$A$ train is moving along the tracks at a constant speed $u$. $A$ girl on the train throws a ball of mass $m$ straight ahead along the direction of motion of the train with speed $v$ with respect to herself. Then

  • A
    Kinetic energy of the ball as measured by the girl on the train is $mv^2 / 2$
  • B
    Work done by the girl in throwing the ball is $mv^2 / 2$
  • C
    Work done by the train is $mvu$
  • D
    The gain in kinetic energy of the ball as measured by a person standing by the rail track is $mv^2 / 2$

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