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Using Galilean transformations describe the motion of a falling stone in a moving train relative to a stationary observer on the ground and draw a sketch showing the motion
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Galileo transformation: \(x'=x-vt\) \(y'=y\) \(z'=z\) \(t'=t\)
\[\large v\space'=dx'/dt'={d(x\space')\over d(t\space')}={d(x-vt)\over d(t)}={dx-vdt\over dt}\]
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