Velocity and acceleration in spherical coordinate system

[@definiteenterteinment]

I think you have escaped the simplification for acceleration component . That's the point where I need to comprehend the final form of acceleration component.

[@jdtaramona]

Thank you very much for your nice explanation. Anyway, something is very clear here. For higher dimensions and for relative motion vectors and tensors for curvilinear coordinates is almost impossible. One now understand why Euler, Lagrange and Hamilton use another ideas to simplify this!!!

[@anshuldhadwal_5511]

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[@ismaelangel4852]

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[@hashanperera6423]

Thank You.

[@sabahatshafique9486]

Good explanation ..thank you sir!

[@babaksalamat1353]

Thanks, the last term of the acceleration you need to write r*sin(theta)*dd(phi) instead of rdd(phi).

[@tanyawadhwa2259]

the phi component of acceleration needs to have r*sin(theta)*dd(phi) as the first term not just r*dd(phi)

[@nenavathnaresh6814]

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[@Pat-3]

great video

[@tessacortes9226]

Thank you!

[@sampritydattaroy8610]

there can't be any r with the sin theta at 10:50

[@tomassousa3607]

true

[@Starfish845]

a lil wrong somewhere check

[@VIVEKKUMAR-rf7gx]

धन्यवाद सर ,आप ने बहुत अच्छा बताया ,
thank you sir , you gives good explanation.

[@mohammadrezashojaei3239]

thank u

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