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Hi! I have to find the velocity as a function of displacement for some given force functions. Here is the question: Find the velocity \(\dot x\) as a function of the displacement \(x\) for a particle of mass \(m\), which starts from rest at \(x=0\), subject to the following force functions:
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(a) \(F_x=F_0+cx\) (c) \(F_x=F_0\cos(cx)\) If I see the general technique, I might be able to get it! Thanks!
You can use this relation
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