INERTIAL FRAME OF REFERENCE Flashcards

1
Q

motion observed from different frames

A

Relative Motion

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2
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the motion of one object with respect
to another object.

A

RELATIVE MOTION

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3
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Is a set of coordinates that
can be used to determine
positions and velocities of
objects in that frame.

A

Frame of Reference

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4
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Types of Frame of Reference

A

•Inertial Frame of Reference
•Non-inertial Frame of Reference

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5
Q

the tendency of an object at rest to
remain at rest

A

Law of inertia

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6
Q

an object in motion to
continue straight on its current path of
motion unless
acted upon by an outside
force

A

Law of inertia

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7
Q

is the type of frame where Newtonian laws are true

A

Inertial reference frame

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8
Q

This implies that if no outside
force is exerted on an object, it will
continue to stay in uniform motion or state of rest

A

Inertial reference Frame

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9
Q

can
be defined as a frame that is in the
state of acceleration relative to the
considered inertial reference frame.
Newtonian laws are irrelevant in these
reference frames

A

Non - inertial reference frame

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