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in the definition of inertial frame- a frame in which Newtons law of inertial holds- that a body will continue in its original motion unless impelled to change by a net force
my problem is that, how do we know that a force is applied without acceleartion (ie only we conclude there is a force on object if we see it accelerate? is there something wrong in this thought)
also, inertial is defined as frames which are non accelerating
to whose frame is it accelerating??
if i see an object accelerting, how do i know that there is a force on it , or that my own frame of reference is accelerating
also, why is it that a frame under influence of gravity is inertial
originall this did not confuse me, but when i read the 3rd time over in peperation for test, i find it confusing, my research is not helping... can some please explain the who thing about inertial frame and how to tell if a body has force on it(is the statement: if a body is accelerating, we conclude there is a force applied on it -correct ?idont think it is)in clarity? thanks in advance!
my problem is that, how do we know that a force is applied without acceleartion (ie only we conclude there is a force on object if we see it accelerate? is there something wrong in this thought)
also, inertial is defined as frames which are non accelerating
to whose frame is it accelerating??
if i see an object accelerting, how do i know that there is a force on it , or that my own frame of reference is accelerating
also, why is it that a frame under influence of gravity is inertial
originall this did not confuse me, but when i read the 3rd time over in peperation for test, i find it confusing, my research is not helping... can some please explain the who thing about inertial frame and how to tell if a body has force on it(is the statement: if a body is accelerating, we conclude there is a force applied on it -correct ?idont think it is)in clarity? thanks in advance!