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Here is the solution to one of my problems:
When inserting dV/dt to differentiate the equation as a function of time, why doesn't the book use the power rule on r^2 and multiply the entire equation by 2? I thought when dr/dt was put into the equation you had to differentiate?
When inserting dV/dt to differentiate the equation as a function of time, why doesn't the book use the power rule on r^2 and multiply the entire equation by 2? I thought when dr/dt was put into the equation you had to differentiate?