M4 differentiating energy equation help!
stuck on question 3c
i have the energy equation and differentiated with respect to time
i think you have to approximate it because it says small oscillation, but i dont know how! HELP!
heres my working
x is the distance from A
never mind i have the answer!
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Original post by physics4ever![IMG_2321[1].jpg](https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=256072)
stuck on question 3c
i have the energy equation and differentiated with respect to time
i think you have to approximate it because it says small oscillation, but i dont know how! HELP!
heres my working
![IMG_2320[1].jpg](https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=256073)
x is the distance from A
never mind i have the answer!
stuck on question 3c
i have the energy equation and differentiated with respect to time
i think you have to approximate it because it says small oscillation, but i dont know how! HELP!
heres my working
x is the distance from A
never mind i have the answer!
This is a bit random, but what textbook are you using for Mechanics?, since I'm looking for a decent book.
Original post by ThatPerson
This is a bit random, but what textbook are you using for Mechanics?, since I'm looking for a decent book.
mechanics 3 & 4 by douglas quadling published in 2001, its really old but i purchased it on ebay for only £3
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