You are an astronaut floating alongside your space ship. If you throw a baseball with a speed of 10 m/s, you will move at:
a) a slower speed and in the same direction as the baseball.
b) a higher speed and in the same direction as the baseball.
c) a higher speed and in the opposite direction as the baseball.
d) a slower speed and in the opposite direction as the baseball.
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