Two inertial frames of reference, denoted by S and S', are in uniform relative motion such...

Two inertial frames of reference, denoted by S and S', are in uniform relative motion such

that the origin O' moves at constant velocity V = V0(êxcosβ + êysinβ) relstive to O. In frame

S, a particle moves along the space curve prescribed by the vector position r = êx4(3t^2 – t^4) +

êy(t^3+2t)+êz(2t^2 +3t)^2.

(a) Find the velocity of the particle relative to O′.

(b) Show explicitly that the acceleration of the particle is the same in both frames of

reference.

r x p, in frame S' at t=1 when β =60° and V0 =15ms^-1

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