distinguish between inertial and non inertial frames of reference
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if u r in a frame having constant velocity or at rest then you are in an inertial frame
if you are in a frame that has an acceleration then you are in a non inertial frame
Newton's laws are valid for inertial frame only and they are not at all valid for non inertial frame
if you are in a frame that has an acceleration then you are in a non inertial frame
Newton's laws are valid for inertial frame only and they are not at all valid for non inertial frame
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⚫Inertial Frame of Reference
◾Acceleration of this frame of reference is always zero.
◾Newton's laws of motions holds good.
◾Fundamental experiments in physics when performed in this frame in any direction, give the same result.
⚫Non Inertial Frame of Reference.
◾Acceleration with respect to some frame of reference.
◾Newton's law of motion do not hold good.
◾Experiments yields different results.
Example 1 ; fictious Force is an accelerating lift upwards and downwards does not give the same result.
2. Weightlessness experienced by astronauts.
⚫Inertial Frame of Reference
◾Acceleration of this frame of reference is always zero.
◾Newton's laws of motions holds good.
◾Fundamental experiments in physics when performed in this frame in any direction, give the same result.
⚫Non Inertial Frame of Reference.
◾Acceleration with respect to some frame of reference.
◾Newton's law of motion do not hold good.
◾Experiments yields different results.
Example 1 ; fictious Force is an accelerating lift upwards and downwards does not give the same result.
2. Weightlessness experienced by astronauts.
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