frame moving at constant velocity with inertial frame is also an inertial frame
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Because it is as if they are not moving and are still. Their relative velocity will be zero. It will be identical in the aspect of being a frame of reference, so if both measure any acceleration of an accelerating body moving past them, simultaneously, it will be identical. This question in a way brings concepts of special theory relativity and the general theory of relativity together.
Because it is as if they are not moving and are still. Their relative velocity will be zero. It will be identical in the aspect of being a frame of reference, so if both measure any acceleration of an accelerating body moving past them, simultaneously, it will be identical. This question in a way brings concepts of special theory relativity and the general theory of relativity together.
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