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A constant force Facting on a particle of mass m changes the velocity from ₁ to ₂ in time T. (a) Prove that ♬ = m(v₂ − ₁)/π (b) Does the result in (a) hold if the v₂ force is variable? Explain.

A constant force Facting on a particle of mass m changes the velocity from ₁ to ₂ in time T. (a) Prove that ♬ = m(v₂ − ₁)/π (b) Does the result in (a) hold if the v₂ force is variable? Explain.

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A constant force F acting on a particle of mass m changes the velocity from ₁ to ₂ in ₂ force is time T. (a) Prove that ₹ = m(v₂ — v₁)/π (b) Does the result in (a) hold if the variable? Explain.
Transcribed Image Text:A constant force F acting on a particle of mass m changes the velocity from ₁ to ₂ in ₂ force is time T. (a) Prove that ₹ = m(v₂ — v₁)/π (b) Does the result in (a) hold if the variable? Explain.
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