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The Acelerations of a paerticle as seen from two frames `S_1 and S_2` have equal magnitude `4 m/s^2`.

A

the frames must be at rest with respect to each other

B

the frames may be moving with respect to each other but neither should be accelerated with respect to the other

C

the acceleration of with respect to may either be zero or 8 ` m//s^(2) `

D

The acceleration of `S_2 ` with respect to ` S_1 ` may be anything between zero and ` 8 m//s^(2) `

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D
` |overset to a PS_1 | =4, |oversetto a PS_2| =4 , oversetto a S_1P- oversetto a S_2P `
` rArr |oversetto a S_1 S_2|max =|oversetto a S_1P|+|oversetto a S_2P | =4+4=8m//s^(2) and ` |oversetto a S_1S_2|_("min") =|oversetto a S_1P|-|oversetto a S_2 P|=4-4=0`
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