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A woman riding a ski lift with a constant velocity of 2.1 m/s up to the top of the hill suddenly hears a loud noise. As she turns to see a fighter jet doing acrobatics involving
sharp turns, she accidentally knocks her skis off the lift. In the moment afterwards, which two objects have the same inertial frame of reference?
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the skier and her skis
the pilot and the jet
the skier and the lift
the skis and the ground
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