Maths mechanics - 'moving in the direction of'
What component is the phrase 'moving in the direction' referring to?
Can you provide the full question/context?
Things like this usually depend on what precedes or supersedes the statement.
Things like this usually depend on what precedes or supersedes the statement.
Original post by Lina_Amiour
What component is the phrase 'moving in the direction' referring to?
Moving is to do with the velocity. If it said moving in the direction of 4i, that would mean the velocity is parallel to 4i, not necessarily equal to 4i, so put the velocity as µ4i
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