Recent content by premsantosh

I am not sure what your question is but I am assuming you are referring to F(r,r',t) If its that then I am sorry that's what I do not understand too :P Since it says F is dependent on the position, velocity at the current time t, I think we can maybe use some kind of equations to solve??

Am sorry for not explaining the variables. F = force r is the position r' is the velocity r'' is the acceleration t is the time m is the mass so essentially the first equation is: a = F/m

Homework Statement given initial coordinates, r(0), r'(0) and F(r,r',t) find r(t) Homework Equations r''(t) = F(r(t), r'(t), t) / m The Attempt at a Solution have no idea where to start. some hint please, seem's pretty simple but not striking me.

hey Am kind of doing some similar research so if anyone could help me out with this problem it would be great. Am using a 3axis accelerometer and a 2 axis gyro sensors which i attach to my leg. Now while walking I want to measure the displacement and also I want to plot the trace of my path. I...