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Consider the following two equations
`(A). vecR=1/M sum_im_ivecr_i`
`and (B). veca_(CM)= (vecF)/(M)`
IN a noninertial frame

A

both the correct

B

both are wrong

C

A is correct but B is wrong

D

B is correct but A is wrong

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