Second Order Equations - MIT Mathematics
www-math.mit.edu › ~gs › delaSecond order equations involve the second derivative d2y=dt2. Often this is shortened to y00, and then the first derivative is y0. In physical problems, y0can represent velocity v and the second derivative y00Da is acceleration: the rate dy0=dt that velocity is changing. The most important equation in dynamics is Newton’s Second Law F Dma.
Second Order Equations - MIT Mathematics
www-math.mit.edu/~gs/dela/dela_2-1.pdfSecond order equations involve the second derivative d2y=dt2. Often this is shortened to y00, and then the first derivative is y0. In physical problems, y0 can represent velocity v and the second derivative y00 Da is acceleration: the rate dy0=dt that velocity is changing. The most important equation in dynamics is Newton’s Second Law F Dma.