Each stone thrown at the wall produces a sound upon impact, and the child hears the sound each time.
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Each stone thrown at the wall produces a sound upon impact, and the child hears the sound each time.
When the child throws stones at the wall, the stones bounce back or deflect. In Rutherford’s experiment analogy, this mirrors the unexpected deflection of alpha particles when they collide with the dense nucleus of an atom.