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4. According to the postulates of Einstein theory, laws of physics are same in all inertial frame. What about non- inertial frames? Why they can't be same in non-inertial frame? 5. What is the main drawback of Galilean transformation and how it was over come in Lorentz transformation?

          4. According to the postulates of Einstein theory, laws of physics are same in
all inertial frame. What about non- inertial frames? Why they can't be same in
non-inertial frame?
5. What is the main drawback of Galilean transformation and how it was over
come in Lorentz transformation?

4. According to the postulates of Einstein theory, laws of physics are same in
all inertial frame. What about non- inertial frames? Why they can't be same in
non-inertial frame?
5. What is the main drawback of Galilean transformation and how it was over
come in Lorentz transformation?

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According to the postulates of Einstein's theory, the laws of physics are the same in all inertial frames. However, what about non-inertial frames? Why can't they be the same as non-inertial frames? What is the main drawback of the Galilean transformation and how was it overcome in the Lorentz transformation?