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Is conservation of momentum and energy valid for non inertial-inertial frames?

Conservation laws of momentum and energy are said to be the most basic principles of physics. Are they also valid for non inertial-inertial frames, and in what way?

Is conservation of momentum and energy valid for non inertial frames?

Conservation laws of momentum and energy are said to be the most basic principles of physics. Are they also valid for non inertial frames, and in what way?

Is conservation of momentum and energy valid for non-inertial frames?

Conservation laws of momentum and energy are said to be the most basic principles of physics. Are they also valid for non-inertial frames, and in what way?

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Is conservation of momentum and energy valid for non inertial frames?

Conservation laws of momentum and energy are said to be the most basic principles of physics. Are they also valid for non inertial frames, and in what way?