Time Derivatives: Hi Guys, Am I on the Right Track?

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Hi Guys

I just want to make sure that I am on the right track, with regards to time derivatives.
I have been out of university for many years and I have become a bit rusty.

Please refer to the attached image and let me know if I am on the right track.
 

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Both theta and "a" are a function of time
 
Mishal0488 said:
Both theta and "a" are a function of time
The expression looks right (it's hard to see the dots). But, you should use a simple equals sign ##=##, rather than ##\Rightarrow##.
 
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