Kiran is standing on the ground and tosses a hat upward before catching it. Jagdeep, watching from a nearby window, sees Kiran toss the hat and catch it. If Kiran decides to stand on their hands in an inverted position and tosses the hat upward again, how will the motion of the hat change from Jagdeep's perspective?

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The motion of the hat from Jagdeep's perspective will not fundamentally change in terms of the trajectory or the effects of gravity. Regardless of whether Kiran is upright or inverted, when the hat is tossed upward it will ascend, slow down due to gravity, and then descend back toward Kiran's hand. The difference will be in the orientation of Kiran; while inverted, Kiran's hand that catches the hat will now be closer to the ground compared to when standing upright. Gravity acts uniformly on all objects, so despite Kiran's inverted position, the hat will still be subjected to the same gravitational pull towards the ground, leading to a similar arc-shaped trajectory as seen by Jagdeep.