LEC 17 Expression for Centrifugal and Coriolis force | CLASSICAL MECHANICS | HC VERMA | GDS K S

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[@shuvashishsharma1299]

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[@salvatoregiordano9050]

very clear explanation. Thank you!

[@sumairaashraf7944]

Awesome explanation,,

[@tahamishoaib9836]

sir u r great

[@physicsraghavji]

Is coriolis force and centrifugal force are perpendicular ?

[@harshitkhetan5805]

Not necessarily as shown in the previous lecture in the case of the particle P which was at rest in the inertial (lab) frame.

[@vikaskadian461]

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[@chohan2253]

What is the physical meaning of w cross A

[@me0wAnna]

Thankyou

[@NandniSharma-fr8lw]

Sir theory nahi hai kya isme

[@abdulazizjalbani7864]

Sir please optics perhayen humain

[@bhatiamayank3738]

Why phi is not considered in r vector

[@sahil9547]

Same question

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[@shuvashishsharma1299]

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[@2min.philosophy358]

Good evening sir,
One doubt v= w×r, so centripetal force is similar to corollis force
This is valid for both mass and wave, in any frame of reference.

[@tahirmalik8949]

w here is not particles angular speed but of the rotating frame .So you cannot use this quantity (w×r) for particles velocity (v)

[@bhatiamayank3738]

@@tahirmalik8949 Hello. Pls kindly explain why angel phi is not considered in the position vector r. Only z and s

[@tahirmalik8949]

@@bhatiamayank3738 Hi, it's because position vector does not depend on phi. That is,if you're changing phi, there's no reason that it'll affect the length of position vector.
You can also see this vectorially. Simply use triangle law as HC Verma sir used.

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@@tahirmalik8949 🙏🙏 Thankyou very much

[@062-ashishkumartudu5]

@@tahirmalik8949 bro did sir took the position vector to be fixed in rotating frame i.e 'S' ??