Part 2: IRFs An inertial reference frame is observed to have a velocity of 174 m/s east. Assuming it continues to be an inertial reference frame, determine the velocity (magnitude & direction) & acceleration (magnitude only) of the frame 34.5 h after the initial observation. choose direction ✓ a
Part 2: IRFs An inertial reference frame is observed to have a velocity of 174 m/s east. Assuming it continues to be an inertial reference frame, determine the velocity (magnitude & direction) & acceleration (magnitude only) of the frame 34.5 h after the initial observation. choose direction ✓ a
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![Part 2: IRFs
An inertial reference frame is observed to have a velocity of 174 m/s east. Assuming it continues to be an inertial reference frame,
determine the velocity (magnitude & direction) & acceleration (magnitude only) of the frame 34.5 h after the initial observation.
choose direction ✓
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An inertial reference frame is observed to have a velocity of 174 m/s east. Assuming it continues to be an inertial reference frame,
determine the velocity (magnitude & direction) & acceleration (magnitude only) of the frame 34.5 h after the initial observation.
choose direction ✓
a
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