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Relative Motion (frame of reference)

Relative Motion (frame of reference)

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An object may appear to have one motion to one observer and a different motion to a second observer, depending on how the two observers are moving with respect to one another. This java applet let you view objects from different frame of reference.
Material Type: Simulation
Date Added to MERLOT: October 21, 1997
Date Modified in MERLOT: December 04, 2011
Submitter: Fu-Kwun Hwang

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Primary Audience: College General Ed
Mobile Compatibility: Not specified at this time
Language: English
Cost Involved: no
Source Code Available: no
Accessiblity Information Available: no
Creative Commons: unsure

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Avatar for John Walkup
14 years ago

John Walkup (Staff)

Applet works well, but it is confusing because so many things are going on at once. Also, the graphics are a little primitive. For those having the patience to study it and understand what is happening this applet should be very helpful.