Physics, 04.02.2020 10:46 PrincessAlaia01

For a particle described by l = a) show that if u = e = t + u is constant - = u(i,#), b) show that if u then e is conserved, but it is not necessarily e t+u. ta +t-u(a- ), show that p = pa +p, is conserved. hint: try defining 12. for l new coordinates: x = fg+ i»

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