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What are the Components of drag force in spherical polar coordinates? [closed]
How to decompose the drag force in three components of spherical polar coordinates?
Since
$ F =\frac{1}{2}\rho C A v^2 $
or in vector form :
$\vec F = \vert F\vert \hat F = \frac{1}{2}\rho C A v^2 \ha …
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Expression for components of gravitational force in spherical polar coordinates
How do one find the gravitational force components of the earth of a satellite moving around the planet in spherical polar coordinates. Since gravitational always towards the centre does it meant that …