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Unable to understand why this is the case?
Also, if it were in two dimensions then I am guessing the same would apply, only the 'x-co-ordinates' and 'y-coordinates' would add up separately?
Lastly, does the same hold for acceleration.
I am aware that this is a trivial question, many books address it but I am unable to 'explain'/understand this...
Thank you!
Also, if it were in two dimensions then I am guessing the same would apply, only the 'x-co-ordinates' and 'y-coordinates' would add up separately?
Lastly, does the same hold for acceleration.
I am aware that this is a trivial question, many books address it but I am unable to 'explain'/understand this...
Thank you!