Imagine that Chidubem and Priya are standing in a room with a ceiling fan spinning overhead. Chidubem stands directly beneath the fan and tosses a lightweight scarf upwards. Priya, standing a few feet away from Chidubem's position and not directly under the fan, watches. What happens to the scarf, and what does Priya see from where she's standing? Provide a very brief response.
When Chidubem tosses the lightweight scarf upwards into the air, it will likely be caught by the airflow produced by the spinning ceiling fan. Due to gravity, the scarf is expected to fall back down after being tossed. However, the moving air from the fan blades will disrupt the scarf's descent. Depending on the speed and direction of the fan, the scarf could be pushed away from the area beneath the fan, float momentarily, or even be drawn up and circulate briefly before falling to the ground at a distance. Priya, standing a few feet away and observing, would see the scarf being lifted and then affected by the fan's airflow, possibly moving in an unpredictable pattern before coming to rest, but she would not feel the direct effect of the fan's airflow on the scarf as she is not standing beneath the fan.