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A question in knematics
My suggestion: First take second derivative of x with respect to t to get acceleration which we will call z. Then use dz/dx = (dz/dt)/(dx/dt) Looks messy, but technically correct. In the final result, substitute for x where it appears.
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Jun 4, 2014
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First derivative problem
If you know calculus, then the first derivative of distance is velocity, and the second derivative is acceleration.
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