an object of mass 2 kg is placed at rest in a frame (S1) moving with velocity 10i+5j m/s and having acceleration 5i+10j m/s^2.This object is also seen by an observer standing in a frame (S2)moving with velocity 5i+10j m/s. 1).Calculate pseudo force acting on object.Which frame is responsible for this force. 2). Calculate net force acting on object with respect to S2 frame 3). Calculate net force acting on object with respect to S1 frame
Ok.. ll give you a hint acceleration is ABSOLUTE.. not relative .. ergo.. force is ALSO ABSOLUTE.. so regardless of which frame you are in.. the force is the same.. hence 2) and 3) should have same answer!
no it's not correct they both hve different answer
ahh.. is the third one zero?!
yaa
ahh.. thats nonsense actually :P..
what?//
oh.. well.. maybe the context is such.. !!
oki fine.. lemme not confuse you then!!
imagine you are in frame 1.. you would see the box to be at rest right??
yaa
thus.. u see the net force to be zero!
but same should be the case with respect to s2 frame also
why!? when u are in frame s2.. you see the box accelerating don't u!? .. cause frame 1 is accelerating.. !
okk...
then how to calculate that force w.r.t to s2 frame
force = mass times acceleration!
yaaa
but u cannot multiple a vector quantity with a scalar one
you can!..
then u want to say that the answer is 10i+20j N
bt wt about answer of part 1
its the same answer.. when u are in frame 1.. you feel that same pseudo force on yourself!
but.. opposite in direction
bt why is it that the magnitude is same
how can it be possible that it's magnitude is the same and direction is opposite to that of the force on object with respect to frame s2
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