= 1. A particle moving along the x-axis, starts from position x0 at time t and a constant acceleration a. Prove that for the motion of this particle (a) v = at + vo (b) x = ¹at² + vot + xo (c) v² = v +2a(x − x0) - O with an initial velocity vo
= 1. A particle moving along the x-axis, starts from position x0 at time t and a constant acceleration a. Prove that for the motion of this particle (a) v = at + vo (b) x = ¹at² + vot + xo (c) v² = v +2a(x − x0) - O with an initial velocity vo
= 1. A particle moving along the x-axis, starts from position x0 at time t and a constant acceleration a. Prove that for the motion of this particle (a) v = at + vo (b) x = ¹at² + vot + xo (c) v² = v +2a(x − x0) - O with an initial velocity vo
This is a Dynamics problem using differential equations
With integration, one of the major concepts of calculus. Differentiation is the derivative or rate of change of a function with respect to the independent variable.
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