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An object of mass $2 k g$ moving with constant velocity $10^i m / s$ seen in a frame moving with constant velocity $10^i m / s$ . What will be the value of 'pseudo force' acting on object in this frame.

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Pseudo force is mass $\times$ acceleration of the reference.
From, if its velocity is constant pseudo force will be zero $(0)$

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