Asked by Anonymous
What does each of the letters stand for F=d^2s/dt^2?
I know F stand for force, the rest don't know.
I know F stand for force, the rest don't know.
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Answered by
Damon
Well force F = rate of change of momentum P
momentum P = mass * velocity = m V
so
F = d/dt P = d/dt ( m V)
if mass is constant (usual assumption in rigid body physics at speed much less than light speed
F = m dV/dt
BUT
V = dx/dt where x is position
so
F = m d^2 x/dt^2
I suspect that this is what you intended to write
however if s = m x
then what you typed works
momentum P = mass * velocity = m V
so
F = d/dt P = d/dt ( m V)
if mass is constant (usual assumption in rigid body physics at speed much less than light speed
F = m dV/dt
BUT
V = dx/dt where x is position
so
F = m d^2 x/dt^2
I suspect that this is what you intended to write
however if s = m x
then what you typed works
Answered by
alondro
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