HELP PLEASE! write the equation for calculating relative velocity in one dimensional.

Physics

1 answer:

RoseWind [281]3 years ago

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Anwer:

Key Equations

Position Vector: `n r (t) = (t)^j+y

Total acceleration: `n a = `n aC

+ `n aT

Position Vector in frame S is the position Vector in frame S` plus the vector from the origin of S to the origin of S`: `n rPS = `n rPS`

+ `n rS`S

Relative velocity equation connecting two references frame: `n vPS = `n vPS`

+ `n vS`S

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