Q3) The Fundamental Principle of Dynamics (Newton's 2nd Law) yields F = ma for magnitudes for a mass m that is constant during motion. Then show that the expression F = mv where v is the speed and z is the magnitude of position, is nothing but the 2nd Law of Newton again for magnitudes for m = that expression in the manner of the unit analysis. (Hint: Differential 1-forms such as dt and dr can be considered as multiplication/division) [const.] after checking explicitly

Q3) The Fundamental Principle of Dynamics (Newton's 2nd Law) yields F = ma for magnitudes for a mass m that is constant during motion. Then show that the expression F = mv where v is the speed and z is the magnitude of position, is nothing but the 2nd Law of Newton again for magnitudes for m = that expression in the manner of the unit analysis. (Hint: Differential 1-forms such as dt and dr can be considered as multiplication/division) [const.] after checking explicitly

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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Problem 8P: A force F1, of magnitude 6.00 units acts on an object at the origin in a direction = 30.0 above the...

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