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Use Lagrange's equations to find the equations of motion of a particle moving on a trajectory represented by the metric ds² = dr² + r²d0² in terms of the polar coordinate variables rand 0.

Use Lagrange's equations to find the equations of motion of a particle moving on a trajectory represented by the metric ds² = dr² + r²d0² in terms of the polar coordinate variables rand 0.

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6. Use Lagrange's equations to find the equations of motion of a particle moving on a trajectory represented by the metric ds² = dr² +r²d0² in terms of the polar coordinate variables r and 0.
Transcribed Image Text:6. Use Lagrange's equations to find the equations of motion of a particle moving on a trajectory represented by the metric ds² = dr² +r²d0² in terms of the polar coordinate variables r and 0.
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