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|dw:1433245222553:dw| XYZ is the fixed system of coordinates and xyz is the time-varying system of coordinates Given \[\vec A=A_{1}i+A_{2}j+A_{3}k\] Also given \[\frac{d \vec A}{dt}|_{f}=\frac{d \vec A}{dt}|_{m}+\vec \omega \times \vec A\] where \[\frac{d \vec A}{dt}|_{f}\] and \[\frac{d \vec A}{dt}|_{m}\] are time derivatives of vector A with respect to the fixed and variying system of coordinates respectively Now the part I don't understand is Let \[D_{f}\] and \[D_{m}\] be symbolic time derivative operators in the fixed and moving systems respectively. Demonstrate the operator equivalence \[D_{f} \equiv D_{m} + \vec \omega \times\] What is the triple equal sign and where is there an unecessary cross next to omega?

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