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Compare the inertial and non-inertial frame of references. (3)
pikachu975
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I can only think of equating F = nBIL and F = T/d to get nBIL = T/d, T = nBILd (and L*d = Area of rectangle/square) and you just add in the cos theta as the angle between the plane of the coil and the magnetic field... something like that...
I can't make a table on here so I'll just do dot points:
- Inertial frames are non-accelerating while non-inertial frames are accelerating.
- Inertial frames obey Newton's laws of classical mechanics while non-inertial frames do not.
- Inertial frames are accounted for by Einstein's special theory of relativity while non-inertial frames are accounted for by Einstein's general theory of relativity.
- Inertial frames obey Newton's first law and non-inertial frames have fictitious forces to explain motion caused by no net force, e.g. centrifugal force.
Should be enough for 3 marks I think...
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Its been a while!
CHALLENGE QUESTION
Every millennium Super Thuc and Super Brian fly to planet X to have a rap battle, which is 30 light years from their home planets. Planet Beast and Planet Guan respectively. But Thuc, having perfected his speed, travels at 0.8c whilst Brian only does 0.6c. How much older (or younger) will Thuc be then Brian.
CHALLENGE QUESTION
Every millennium Super Thuc and Super Brian fly to planet X to have a rap battle, which is 30 light years from their home planets. Planet Beast and Planet Guan respectively. But Thuc, having perfected his speed, travels at 0.8c whilst Brian only does 0.6c. How much older (or younger) will Thuc be then Brian.
LOL THIS QUESTION! hahah