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by denotational
956 days ago
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F is a forcing function, not the resultant force. It’s often arranged this way with all the derivatives on one side (as opposed to having the resultant force, ma, on one side of the equality by itself) so that it matches the general form of a non-homogeneous second-order linear differential equation. (At least I assume this is what the original commenter meant!). |
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