jacksonjoh
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d(rxa - r)/dt
where r and a are displacement and acceleation vectors ,
where r and a are displacement and acceleation vectors ,
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diffrentiation of vectors: d(rxa - r)/dt
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What are you supposed to be doing with this? Are you supposed to be finding the derivative of "rxa - r" with respect to "t", or something else? Is the "x" in this expression indicative of the cross-product of two vectors?
What are your thoughts? What have you tried? How far have you gotten? Where are you stuck?
Please be complete. Thank you!
