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Abdul.119
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I have an equation that looks like
At, r = Aφ, r
If I know that Aφ = r4 , then how do I find At ?
I believe that the above equation is equivalent to: ∂/∂r (At) = ∂/∂r (Aφ) , correct?
Then substitute the value Aφ and we have ∂/∂r (At) = ∂/∂r (r4)
And then to get At I take the integral on both sides? so eventually At = r5/5 ?
At, r = Aφ, r
If I know that Aφ = r4 , then how do I find At ?
I believe that the above equation is equivalent to: ∂/∂r (At) = ∂/∂r (Aφ) , correct?
Then substitute the value Aφ and we have ∂/∂r (At) = ∂/∂r (r4)
And then to get At I take the integral on both sides? so eventually At = r5/5 ?