In Which "Frame of Reference" Would Matter Behave Exactly as It

question 185

Multiple Choice

In which "frame of reference" would matter behave exactly as it would in a stationary frame of reference?

• A) accelerating downward in an elevator whose cable has broken
• B) moving upward against gravity in an elevator as it accelerates from rest
• C) moving at a constant velocity
• D) moving at a constant speed in a circular path, such as in an orbit

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