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So I am trying to fully understand how to come about the kinematic equations for uniformly accelerated motion.
So v = dr/dt and a = dv/dt
How does the math work behind this I know the second is the derivative of the first.
dr = v*dt dv = a*dt
So dv is the derivative of dr, a is the derivative of v, then why do we not do anything with dt?
Rusty on my calculus anyone who could explain this to me I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
So v = dr/dt and a = dv/dt
How does the math work behind this I know the second is the derivative of the first.
dr = v*dt dv = a*dt
So dv is the derivative of dr, a is the derivative of v, then why do we not do anything with dt?
Rusty on my calculus anyone who could explain this to me I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks