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Non-inertial Reference Frame
A
non-inertial reference frame
is a
frame of reference
that is accelerating, either linearly or rotationally, relative to an
inertial frame
. In such frames,
fictitious forces
, like the
Coriolis force
or
centrifugal force
, must be introduced to explain the
motion of objects
as observed from within the frame.
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General Mechanics 100%
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