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It doesn't really show a solution. It just talks about how to derive the equation given. I'm just not sure how to start this problem at all. I just started this Mechanics course and am feeling a bit out of depth. The textbook is Classical Mechanics by John R. Taylor.
Homework Statement
The transverse velocity of the particle in Sections 2.5 and 2.7 is contained in (2.77), since By taking the real and imaginary parts, find expressions for v_x and v_y separately. Based on these expressions describe the time dependence of the transverse velocity.
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Homework Statement
We solved the differential equation (2.29), , for the velocity of an object falling through air, by inspection---a most respectable way of solving differential equations. Nevertheless, one would sometimes like a more systematic method, and here is one. Rewrite the equation...
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