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I'm going over Landau Lifschitz vol. 1, solving selected problems and I can't understand how to arrive at the correct solution of this one (question (part b) + solution of relevant question attached).
I did arrive at the correct expressions of the coordinates of the point m, but I can't get to the solution. What I'm doing is taking the derivative of x and y, adding their squares together to get v2 and then the kinetic energy and subtracting the potential energy from that, which is just -y times mg, but I don't get the correct answer. Please help.
I did arrive at the correct expressions of the coordinates of the point m, but I can't get to the solution. What I'm doing is taking the derivative of x and y, adding their squares together to get v2 and then the kinetic energy and subtracting the potential energy from that, which is just -y times mg, but I don't get the correct answer. Please help.