To explain: Whether tossing a key is a better option than waiting in order to catch a key.
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Introduction:
An object revolving in a circular motion has two velocities
Person A is riding a merry go round and his friend is standing on a ground. When a key is tossed by person A, it moves in forward direction with a linear velocity that is along the tangent to the merry-go-round circumference. So for a friend to catch the key, it should be tossed a second or two before the spot, where friend is standing, instead of waiting.
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