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Explain, please legibly 10. Translational kinetic energy is relative to the frame of reference of the...

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10. Translational kinetic energy is relative to the frame of reference of the observer, Is rotational kinetic energy similarly also relative to the frame of reference? Explain with an example.

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Translational Kinetic energy is relative to the frame of reference . For example a person sitting in a moving train has zero kinetic energy with respect to another person sitting adjacent to him ; but they both have the same kinetic energy as the moving train with reference to a stationary observer .

Rotational kinetic energy is the kinetic energy possessed by a spinning object. It is different from linear kinetic energy , when it comes to frames of reference.

Kinetic energy of rotation is frame invariant . It does not change in a rotating frame of reference. Consider a merry go round rotating about a fixed axis . For a stationary observer on the ground, a person on the merry go round will be seen to have the same rotational kinetic energy as the rotating frame of reference itself . Rotational kinetic energy is invariant .

Rotational kinetic energy changes only when viewed from another rotating frame of reference.

genius_generous answered 2 years ago
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