Question

1- Is law of inertia holds true for accelerated motion also?? 2- if a person seated inside an accelerated car , and if accidentally he get separated from the car what will happen with him ( will law of inertia work at their)?
3- if same situation written above happens with astronaut seated inside a spacecraft ( accelerated) what will happen with him? .................................
Plz. Answers to me !!!!!!

Answer 1

Answer:

1) I think yes.........law of inertia holds true for accelerated motion........

Explanation:

SO IF A PERSON IS INSIDE AN ACCELERATING CAR........AND IF SOMEHOW HE IS THROWN OUT OF THE CAR SUDDENLY THEN YES............LAW OF INERTIA WILL ACT ON HIM...........I MEAN INERTIA SAYS THAT AN OBJECT ALWAYS TRIES TO REMAIN IN ITS STATE OF REST OR OF MOTION UNLESS ACTED UPON BY AN UNBALANCED FORCE.......THIS TELLS US THAT WHEN THE MAN WAS INSIDE THE CAR......HIS BODY ALWAYS WANTED TO BE IN THE STATE OF MOTION OR ACCELERATED MOTION ...........BUT WHEN THE MAN GOT THROWN FROM THERE..........HIS BODY ROLLED ITSELF ON THE ROAD SO THAT IT COULD KEEP ITS INERTIA THAT IT WANTED...........THUS THE PERSON MAY DIE OR GET INJURED.......

2) NEXT QUESTION SAYS THAT THE ASTRONAUT IS IN SPACE.........SO IF HE SOMEHOW GETS THROWN OUT OF THE SPACE CRAFT........HE WILL JUST FLOAT IN THERE.....BECAUSE OF VACUUM....... THERE WILL BE NO INERTIA THAT WILL ACT ON HIM.......YES THERE MAY BE SOME KIND OF A INERTIA THAT WILL BE ALMOST NEGLIGIBLE

BUT IF IT IS ON LAND THEN HE WILL FALL TOWARDS THE EARTH DUE TO GRAVITY

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