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MWell if your ##x## is zero, then you will have no ##a##'s, so just the ##1## in the begining.
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MOr, more generally, ##a^{n+m}=a^na^m## implies ##a^0=1##, because otherwise ##a^{n+0}\neq a^n##.
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MIt's consistent with ##a^{n+1}=a\cdot a^n##
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MHello! I have problem in understanding why ##a^0=1##. I represent ##a^x## as ##1*a*a*a*a*...*a## (x times) Why ##a^0=1##? Why is...
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MMike_bb replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.Spacetime curvature is geometric property.
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MMike_bb reacted to Dale's post in the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force? with
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Why not? It just means that you have to redesign your accelerometer. In any case, it doesn’t change the fact that the gravitational... -
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That is reasonable. However, any quantity that is inferred from motion is relative to the reference frame that defines the motion. Its... -
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Except that the electric force cannot be always locally transformed away by a frame change, because it's not proportional to mass like... -
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Spacetime curvature is not an interaction, but a property of spacetime. And it's related to tidal gravity, not gravity itself, which can... -
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The elevator in space is being accelerated by an external force. For example a rope is tied to the roof of the elevator and pulls on the... -
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Yes. But in GR you should add the word “local”. Locally gravity disappears because in a local inertial frame the inertial force... -
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Yes, this the GR interpretation, where the free falling frame is inertial, and gravity is an inertial (fictitious) force. In the... -
MMike_bb replied to the thread Undergrad Why is gravity a fictitious force?.If we consider free falling frame then we can state that gravity dissappear because in inertial frame the inertial force dissappear. Is...
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In GR inertial frame means free falling frame, where a static accelerometer measures zero. -
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Elevator on the surface of earth is not inertial because the surface of the earth is exerting a real force on the bottom of the...