Newton's Law of Inertia Does Not Describe the Behavior of Objects

question 59

Multiple Choice

Newton's law of inertia does not describe the behavior of objects that are

• A) in inertial frames of reference.
• B) moving with constant velocity relative to a given frame of reference.
• C) at rest relative to a given frame of reference.
• D) moving in accelerated frames of reference.
• E) moving in a straight line at constant speed relative to a given reference frame.

---

Definitions:

Contractual Interest Rate

The agreed-upon rate of interest that is to be paid on a loan, as defined in the loan agreement.

Face Value

The nominal value printed on a bond or other financial instrument, independent of its market value.

Bonds Payable

A financial accounting term that refers to the outstanding debts a company owes to holders of its bond securities, due for repayment at some future date.

Premium

An amount paid for an insurance policy or the amount by which a bond or stock's price exceeds its face value.