What is a frame of reference in Class 11 Physics Chapter 3 Motion in a Straight Line and why is it essential in describing motion?

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A frame of reference is a system that helps an observer measure the position, speed, and time of an object. It is important because motion is always relative to something else. Without a frame of reference, we cannot describe how an object is moving or if it is moving at all. It provides a fixed vie

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