Rewriting Equations with Derivatives: A Quick Guide

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The equation m(2r'a' + ra'')=0 can be rewritten as md/dt(r^2*a')=0 by applying the product rule for differentiation. The discussion emphasizes that the solution is straightforward and can be derived directly without complex manipulations. Participants confirm that using the product rule simplifies the process of rewriting the equation effectively.

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Show that m(2r'a' +ra'')=0 can be rewritten as md/dt(r^2*a')=0

Has anyone got any tips on how i should go about this?? Thanks x
 
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Use the product rule to take the derivative.
 
it's trivial. you can jump to the solution directly.
 

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