During a magic show, Jahir is observing a trick where the magician, Naima, appears to walk up a wall and then onto the ceiling, defying gravity. While upside down on the ceiling, Naima drops a feather from her hand. Jahir is standing directly under the point where Naima dropped the feather. Where does Jahir expect the feather to land, and what reasoning might he use to predict this outcome?

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Jahir expects the feather to land on the ground directly beneath where Naima dropped it, not on the ceiling where she is standing. His reasoning is based on the understanding that gravity pulls objects towards the ground. Even though Naima appears to be defying gravity by walking on the ceiling, the feather is still subject to Earth's gravitational force. Without any horizontal force applied to the feather when dropped, it will fall straight down towards the ground, following the path of gravity. Therefore, since Jahir is standing under the point where the feather is dropped, he predicts the feather will land somewhere near him, not remain on the ceiling.