Introduction to Non Inertial Reference Frames

Here is my intro to non inertial reference frames

Second Semester Classical Mechanics Playlist

[fizixx]

This would really help students see what's happening with the two reference frames. Drawing it on paper is fine, but having it animated, like this, is great.

[shlokdave]

Thank you so much for covering this topic. I am eagerly awaiting rotational frames.

[shlokdave]

If you fix the ymax, ymin, xmin and xmax in the graph's definition, the trajectory would be much clearer. But still, the use of the simulations make these videos extremely insightful. Thank you so much!

[User-jrvf]

are you using Cartesian coordinates? do we need Cartesian coordinates to define an inertial frame?

[giorgilagidze]

What a messy video. you can't teach like that please :)