Is angular frequency absolute?

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Michio Cuckoo
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I want to treat this from a purely classical stance, ignoring all quantum and relativistic effects.

If a body is undergoing centripetal acceleration, is the magnitude of the centripetal force absolute?

If so, is its angular frequency also absolute?
 
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kmarinas86 said:
Yes to all.

Gee thanks.

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Michio Cuckoo said:
Gee thanks.

It took 197 users to view this before someone could answer.

That means you are the 0.5%.

The other 196 were probably guests who don't even have an account here on PF.