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Difference between newtonian, hamiltonian and lagrangian mechanics

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In Newtonian mechanicsyou have to use mainly rectangular co ordinate system and consider all the constraint forces. ... In Newtonian mechanics, the difference between the kinetic and potential energy of the system gives you the so calledLagrangian. Then we have n number ofdifferential equations.

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