Inertial frame of reference implies that - Vidyadip

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Inertial frame of reference implies that

A
Newton's laws of motion hold good for real forces.
B
the frames accelerate uniformly.
C
Newton's laws of motion do not hold good.
D
fictitious force acts in it.

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