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A spaceship in deep space has a velocity of 4000 km/s and an acceleration in the...

A spaceship in deep space has a velocity of 4000 km/s and an acceleration in the forward direction of 6 m/s2. What is the acceleration of a ball relative to the spaceship after it is released in this spaceship?

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