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Acceleration of a particle as seen from 2 frames S and S' has equal in magnitude 'a'.Then - (a) frames must be at rest w.r.t each other. (b) acceleration of S' w.r.t S may be anything between 0 and 2a. (c) frames must be moving,but relative acceleration of the frames is zero. (d) acceleration of S w.r.t. S' may either be o or 2a.

Acceleration of a particle as seen from 2 frames S and S' has equal in magnitude 'a'.Then - 


(a) frames must be at rest w.r.t each other.


(b) acceleration of S' w.r.t S may be anything between 0 and          2a.


(c) frames must be moving,but relative acceleration of the frames is zero.


(d) acceleration of S w.r.t. S' may either be o or 2a.

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Pramod J AskiitiansExpert-IIT-B
36 Points
13 years ago

Dear student,

if both frames are at rest w.r.t each other then the acceleration seen by each frame is same as other

so option a is correct.

if there is constant relative velocity is between the frames then also the both see the acceleration of any particle to be same

so option c is also correct

if the relative acceleration is zero then also they observe any particle to be moving with same acceleration

if the relative acceleration of frames w.r.t particle is 'a' but in opposite directions then the magnitude of acceleration of the particle w.r.t both frames is 'a' but the relative acceleration between the frames is 2a

so option d is also correct

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