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Komorebi
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This is the time derivative to calculate the speed which a galaxy moves away from another galaxy. I don't understand how they get from da/dt (xi − x1) to (∙a)/a a(t). (xi − x1). Could anyone explain this? vi(t) = d/dt (ri(t) − r1(t))
= d/dt a(t)(xi − x1)
= da/dt (xi − x1)
= (∙a)/a a(t). (xi − x1) !
=(∙a)/a (ri(t) − r1(t))
= H(t) (ri(t) − r1(t))
[ ∙a= da/dt ]
= d/dt a(t)(xi − x1)
= da/dt (xi − x1)
= (∙a)/a a(t). (xi − x1) !
=(∙a)/a (ri(t) − r1(t))
= H(t) (ri(t) − r1(t))
[ ∙a= da/dt ]
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