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Vector Addition

a = vdv / DX ...

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a=vdv/DX how?

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we know that a = dv/dt multiply and divide by dx we get a =dx/dx * dv/dt rearrange a = dx/dt * dv/dx......1 we know that v = dx/dt substituting in 1 a = v * dv/dx

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