Basic Thermodynamics ~ J. Pohl © () | www.thermospokenhere.com (C256a) (C256) |
Notes regarding physics are written as text. Equation numbers present the mathematics.
A summary of equations and their progression during solution might be helpful.
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A first-order vector differential equation with momentum as the independent variable and time as the independent variable. |
Events occur to a system over the span of time of its observation. The momentum equation (above) describes the momentum aspect of the physics of the "on-going" part of this event. is represented by the momentum equation with the massive slab of ice modeled as a BODY. A single towing force is applied. Drag forces opposing the motion of the slab relative to the surrounding water. occur only where the are distributed and of varied origins.
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