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Unit vectors that change as a function of time
Forget it that was a typo i meant the unit vectors which change with time as the body moves- tragtf
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Unit vectors that change as a function of time
I meant a coordinate system where the base vectors are changing with time- tragtf
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Unit vectors that change as a function of time
So how can we express quantities like average velocity and average acceleration in a changing co-ordinate system like the plane polar coordinates system- tragtf
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Unit vectors that change as a function of time
It's just for an arbitrary motion. Yes, the quantity being integrated here is velocity in plane polar coordinates- tragtf
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Unit vectors that change as a function of time
we can express theta as a product of the angular velocity and time thus plugging this in space of theta in the above equations we can express r hat and theta hat as a function of time. But i am having problems in integrating them and again converting them back to the terms of r hat and theta hat...- tragtf
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- Clasccal mechanics Polar coordinates
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