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Does this derivation:
...imply:
My best guess is that x(t) ≠ t
So I would also guess that F(x(t)) ≠ F(t)
But then how can this derivation be explained?
How can F(x(t)) = m(a(t))? What does that actually mean?
How come it's not: F(x(t)) = m(a(x(t))) ? Why/How does the x just cancel out? Thank you
...imply:
So I would also guess that F(x(t)) ≠ F(t)
But then how can this derivation be explained?
How can F(x(t)) = m(a(t))? What does that actually mean?
How come it's not: F(x(t)) = m(a(x(t))) ? Why/How does the x just cancel out? Thank you