why do you think the utensils remained undisturbed when the table cloths was pulled out?
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When the cloth is pulled quickly, the tableware needs to accelerate at a greater rate to move along with it; but the force needed to make that happen is greater than the frictional force available an it lags behind. If the cloth is pulled very rapidly, the tableware 'stays put.
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When the cloth is pulled quickly, the tableware needs to accelerate at a greater rate to move along with it;
but the force needed to make that happen is greater than the frictional force available an it lags behind.
If the cloth is pulled very rapidly, the tableware 'stays put.
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