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Chapter6: Applications Of The Derivative

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Q.1 (b) If u and u' are the velocities of a particle
in two inertial
systems S and S' respectively where S'
has velocity v relative to S in X-direction, show that
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2
\u²
X-axis.
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u¹²+v² +2u'v cos 0'
(u' sine
-
C
u'v
1+ Cos 0'
2
c²
2
2
Where 0' is the angle which u' makes with

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