Robotics

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farah haider
farah haider
19 Oct, 2020 03:02 PM

Dear all

I need to know the physical meaning of first derivative of linear momentum and angular momentum in Kirchhoff's equations of momentum conservation.

I mean for example the first derivative of position refers to the velocity while the second refers to the acceleration. But what is the meaning of first derivative of momentum????

 
Ashirbad Sahoo
Ashirbad Sahoo
Oct 19, 2020

Force

 
Abhijeet Rane
Abhijeet Rane
Oct 20, 2020

The first derivative of linear momentum is Force.

The first derivative of angular momentum is torque.

(derivative with respect to time).

hope it helps you.

 
farah haider
farah haider
Oct 25, 2020

thank you very much


 
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