orbits for classical mechanics

madwolf

Find the orbits for the m mass under the F(r)=-A/r^2+B/r^3 . Where A>0 and B is positive or negative.
Friends, please help me for homework

AlexChandler

It is necessary for you to make some attempt at a solution. If you have not already done so, read a chapter in a classical mechanics book on central force motion. For example chp 8 in thornton and marion Classical Dynamics. The steps for solving such a problem will be outlined for you there.

madwolf

Quote by AlexChandler

It is necessary for you to make some attempt at a solution. If you have not already done so, read a chapter in a classical mechanics book on central force motion. For example chp 8 in thornton and marion Classical Dynamics. The steps for solving such a problem will be outlined for you there.

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madwolf	orbits for classical mechanics Tweet Find the orbits for the m mass under the F(r)=-A/r^2+B/r^3 . Where A>0 and B is positive or negative. Friends, please help me for homework

AlexChandler	It is necessary for you to make some attempt at a solution. If you have not already done so, read a chapter in a classical mechanics book on central force motion. For example chp 8 in thornton and marion Classical Dynamics. The steps for solving such a problem will be outlined for you there.