Inertial Frame R: Persisting Relationships of Particles' Positions & Velocities

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imy786

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Suppose that we choose an inertial frame R in which the particles’ positions and velocities are related by

A1= - m2 (A2) / m1


V1 = - m2(V2) / m1

at time t = 0. Show that these relationships persist at all subsequent times.
 
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sounds like homework
 

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