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How do you derive this formula?
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You use the chain rule: So sqrt, is the same as whole to the (1/2) power.
GO from there: Like so: \[v_i = \sqrt{\frac{ gR^2 }{ 2H }}= ({\frac{ gR^2 }{ 2H }})^{\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }}\]
so it would look like (gR^2/2H)^1/2
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hold on give me a sec please
No rush.
is it (gR^2/ sqrt 2H)
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