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[SOLVED] need help - body in central force-field
Hi,
I need help for the following issue:
A body B is falling freely on a straight line towards a body A, which emits a central force-field. The formula for acceleration is:
a(r)=Gm/r^2
I want to derive a formula both for:
v(t)=[?]
and
s(t)=[?]
where at t_0=0 the velocity of body B is v(t_0)=0 and distance s(t_0)=0 (the initial moment of body B falling on body A).
Thanks for any help in advance,
chemical master.
Hi,
I need help for the following issue:
A body B is falling freely on a straight line towards a body A, which emits a central force-field. The formula for acceleration is:
a(r)=Gm/r^2
I want to derive a formula both for:
v(t)=[?]
and
s(t)=[?]
where at t_0=0 the velocity of body B is v(t_0)=0 and distance s(t_0)=0 (the initial moment of body B falling on body A).
Thanks for any help in advance,
chemical master.