what is fictious force and how centrifugal force is a fictitious force
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A fictitious force is a apparent force that acts on all masses whose motion is described using a non- inertial frame of reference, such as rotating reference frame.
The same situation occurs with circular motion where the acceleration is due to a constant change in direction so that a mass rotating in a circle has an acceleration toward the center.The centrifugal force is the inertial force which acts away from the center.
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The same situation occurs with circular motion where the acceleration is due to a constant change in direction so that a mass rotating in a circle has an acceleration toward the center.The centrifugal force is the inertial force which acts away from the center.
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Let's assume that you are driving a truck with constant velocity (same speed and same direction). Next to you on the truck seat/bench is a basketball. While you are buckled in, the basketball is not. As you and the truck approach an intersection, you decide to make a left turn. As you make the left turn, the basketball on the truck bench begins to roll to the right, away from you, towards the passenger door.
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