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Derivative.. HELP?

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u = WV(1 + c) + v(cW - w)/ W + w 

Find du/dW and simplify where possible
Update : where the parameter c, called the coefficient of restitution, represents the “bounciness” of the ball in the collision.
asked Nov 18, 2014 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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u = WV(1 + c) + v(cW - w)/ W + w 

Where c is coefficient of restitution which constant value between 0 to 1 .

Consider V,v,w as costants .

u = WV(1 + c) + v(cW - w)/ W + w 

Differentiate the u with respect to W .

du/dW V(1 + c) (1) + [(W + w)[v(c - 0)] - v(cW - w)(1) ] / (W + w)²  

                               [ derivative of  u/v = (vu' - uv') / v² ]        

du/dW V(1 + c) + [(W + w)vc - vcW - vw ] / (W + w)²

du/dW V(1 + c) + [Wvc+ wvc - vcW - vw ] / (W + w)²

du/dW V(1 + c) + [ wvc - vw ] / (W + w)²

du/dW V(1 + c) + [ wv(c - 1)] / (W + w)²

answered Nov 19, 2014 by yamin_math Mentor

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