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Taufik
Consider a disc being pulled by a constant force F and it is performing pure rolling. Now, the disc has a certain acceleration, point A has a acceleration in right direction and another centripetal acceleration in vertically upward direction but it has zero instantaneous velocity because of pure rolling. If I consider my frame of reference as point A, then it should be a non-inertial frame since it has acceleration but my physics teacher said that it is an inertial frame.
So, is point A an inertial or a non inertial frame?
If it a non inertial frame of reference, then what would be the torque equation in that frame about point A? Is the torque equation that I have written correct?
So, is point A an inertial or a non inertial frame?
If it a non inertial frame of reference, then what would be the torque equation in that frame about point A? Is the torque equation that I have written correct?