what do you mean by f= dp/dt ?
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It is evident that it is used the equation: F = ma. for the force and not:F = dp/dt. By definition p = mv anddp/dt = m(dv/dt) + v(dm/dt).
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It is evident that it is used the equation: F = ma. for the force and not:F = dp/dt. By definition p = mv anddp/dt = m(dv/dt) + v(dm/dt).
hope it helps u
mark as brain list answer
ammu1234562:
thanks, and same to you
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IT MEANS THAT FORCE IS THE TIME RATE OF CHANGE OF MOMENTUM.
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