Can You Help Solve This Physics Equation Transformation?

Pentagram · Jun 14, 2008

Friends, I turn to you so that you can please help me. I need to prove the following:

please help me ...=(
thanks!

Feldoh · Jun 14, 2008

What have you tried so far?

Pentagram · Jun 14, 2008

Feldoh said:

What have you tried so far?

I have to get from the first ecuation to the second ecuation and i don't know how

nicksauce · Jun 14, 2008

Pentagram said:

I have to get from the first ecuation to the second ecuation and i don't know how

You mean get from the second equation to the first equation? The second equation is the definition of angular momentum.

Anyway, try writing out the vectors r and p in component form and taking the cross product. Then use the definitions of I and omega to show both expressions are the same.

Pentagram · Jun 14, 2008

nicksauce said:

you Mean Get From The Second Equation To The First Equation?

Yes!

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