The discussion revolves around the concept of angular momentum and the methods to determine the velocity of a particle. Participants are exploring the relationship between these concepts and how to apply them in a problem context.
There is an ongoing exploration of the problem, with some participants suggesting the use of diagrams and questioning the differentiation approach. While one participant expresses a sense of resolution, the overall discussion remains open-ended with various interpretations being considered.
Participants are grappling with the definitions and relationships between angular momentum and velocity, indicating potential gaps in understanding or missing information that could clarify the problem.
LoveBoy said:Homework Statement
Homework Equations
Find Angular Momentum.
How to find velocity of a particle.
The Attempt at a Solution
If i differentiate with `dt` both sides, I'm getting velocity y-component=velocity x-component.
Then i feel helpless
what are you differentiating and why? You already know the velocity.LoveBoy said:
