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Chapter 13.6, Problem 2PQ

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How the fact that, $r''$ is proportional to r in the relationship $r'' (t) = - \frac{k}{{‖ r (t) ‖}^{2}} e_{r} = - \frac{k r (t)}{{‖ r (t) ‖}^{3}}$ , is used to prove Kepler’s Second Law.

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How the fact that, r ' ' is proportional to r in the relationship r ' ' ( t ) = − k ‖ r ( t ) ‖ 2 e r = − k r ( t ) ‖ r ( t ) ‖ 3 , is used to prove Kepler’s Second Law.

To explain: How the fact that, r'' is proportional to r in the relationship r''(t)=−k‖r(t)‖2er=−kr(t)‖r(t)‖3, is used to prove Kepler’s Second Law.

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To explain:

How the fact that, $r''$ is proportional to r in the relationship $r'' (t) = - \frac{k}{{‖ r (t) ‖}^{2}} e_{r} = - \frac{k r (t)}{{‖ r (t) ‖}^{3}}$ , is used to prove Kepler’s Second Law.