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what is inertial frame and non inertial frame explain it long


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Answered by Anonymous
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: An inertial frame of reference is a frame that is moving at a constant velocity.

This means that the acceleration of the frame of reference is zero.

A non-inertial frame of reference is just the opposite: it is a reference frame that is undergoing a nonzero acceleration.it using a non-inertial reference frame can still be useful in the right scenarios.[/tex]
Answered by AmanRajSinghania
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In simple words inertial frame means that the reference frame of observer is at rest, for example a man on ground observing upward motion of a lift. Non-inertial frame means that the reference frame of observer is in motion, for example a man sitting inside the lift and observing something.
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