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Differential equations and physics proof problem
I've pretty much gotten this figured out at this point. I still have a couple questions at the end, though.=m\int^{t1}_{t0}vdv After the dt's cancel each other, the problem has a interval with the upper and lower bounds of t, but there's a dv now that the integral works with. Does that effect...- Alabaster
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Differential equations and physics proof problem
You were correct, my bounds were wrong and I fixed them. And thank you for responding. This little bit you told me helps so much. It's late here, but I'll definitely take another look at this tomorrow.- Alabaster
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Differential equations and physics proof problem
Homework Statement The kinetic energy K of an object of mass m and velocity v is given by K=1/2mv2. Suppose an object of mass m, moving in a straight line, is acted upon by force F=F(s) that depends on position s. According to Newton's Second Law F(s)=ma. A is acceleration of the object...- Alabaster
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