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If particle stays at rest as seen from a frame of reference

A

the frame may be inertial and a resultant force acts on it

B

the frame may be non inertial and `F_("real")=-F_("pseudo")`

C

the fram may be non inertial but a resultant force acts on it

D

the frame must always be inertial

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