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mkerikss
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Homework Statement
In the answer to a homework I didn't understnad why these are the same:
d[tex]\vec{v}[/tex]/dt*[tex]\vec{v}[/tex]=d/dt(1/2[tex]\vec{v}[/tex]*[tex]\vec{v}[/tex])
Can someone explain?
An expression is a mathematical phrase that contains numbers, variables, and operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It represents a value or a mathematical relationship between values.
An expression can change in a variety of ways, including through the substitution of different values for the variables, the addition or removal of terms, or the simplification of terms using mathematical rules.
The purpose of changing an expression is to manipulate it in order to better understand its properties, evaluate its value, or solve a problem. Changing an expression can also help to identify patterns and relationships between values.
To understand a change in an expression, it is important to first identify the type of change that has occurred. This can be done by carefully examining the original expression and comparing it to the new expression. From there, you can use mathematical rules and properties to further analyze and understand the change.
One common mistake when dealing with changes in expressions is not carefully following mathematical rules and properties, which can lead to incorrect solutions. Another mistake is not fully understanding the purpose and meaning of each term in the expression, which can also lead to errors in manipulation.