Re: Work/Energy theorem?

[inet@intellisys.net (brian whatcott)]

At 07:57 AM 4/5/97 EST, David Bowman wrote:
[Shapiro]
> > >       Yeah..... Sure you can tell the difference.  If "what you feel" is
> > > too crude a measure for you, use an accelerometer.  My claim is that the
> > > guy on the ground will see a reading of zero on his accelerometer, the guy
> > > on the train will see his accelerometer read different from zero as the
> > > train stops.
[Leigh]
> > John, Albert, and I will all be surprised by that result. I'm distinctly
> > uncomfortable whenever my accelerometer reads zero!
[DB]
> I too would be surprised by that result....
> David Bowman
> dbowman@gtc.georgetown.ky.us
....But not me. I deal with reality.
I realise that the accelerometers I deal with are generally
single axis instruments.
So that they read 1 g upright, -1 g inverted, and 0 g 
at 90 degrees of rotation.

Regards
brian whatcott <inet@intellisys.net>
Altus OK