Question #210564

Derive Newton’ s second law in three dimension using the Lagrangian method.[6]


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2021-06-28T13:20:05-0400
L=TVLv=mvLx=dUdxmdvdt=Vma=FL=T-V\\\frac{\partial L}{\partial v}=mv\\\\\frac{\partial L}{\partial x}=-\frac{d U}{dx}\\m\frac{d v}{dt}=-\nabla V\\ma=F

so we again arrive at Newton’s second law, F = ma, now in three dimensions.


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