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Gnoma [55]
3 years ago
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Which is an inertial reference frame (or at least a very good approximation of one)? Which is an inertial reference frame (or at

least a very good approximation of one)? A jet plane flying straight and level at constant speed. A jet plane turning takeoff, a jet plane flying straight and level at constant speed, AND a jet plane turning at constant speed. A jet plane during takeoff. A jet plane flying straight and level at constant speed AND a jet plane turning at constant speed. A jet plane turning at constant speed.
Physics
1 answer:
ioda3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A jet plane flying straight and at level at constant speed

Explanation:

     The<em> inertial frame </em>of reference is a frame of reference in which all <em>Newton law  is valid</em> ie Newton second law of motion and therefore newton first law of motion holds good. <em>The frame of reference does not accelerate.</em>

All the object that is in the frame of reference are at rest or moving with constant rectilinear motion with constant velocity unless acted upon by any force.

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