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6001694 No.6001694 [Reply] [Original]

<div class="math">\vec{F}-m\vec{a}=0</div>

>> No.6001702

Good job?
also typically on computers we use \mathbf not \vec
<span class="math"> \mathbf{F}-m\mathbf{a} [/spoiler]
just typically, not all the time

>> No.6001707

>>6001702
<span class="math">=\mathbf{0} [/spoiler]
oops

>> No.6001716

>>6001694
>equating vectors to scalars

>> No.6001724

>>6001716
>feeling the need to write an arrow on vectors
confirmed for high-school or freshman

>> No.6001725

>>6001707
let's derail another thread
I say that
<span class="math"> \mathbf{0} [/spoiler]
has infinitely many directions

>> No.6001727

>>6001724
>not being formal with your notation
>being this much of a neanderthal

>> No.6001916

>>6001727
lol, being "formal" with the zero of F-ma...

You're the kind of guy who always loses his time to specify the bounds in the sum notation or in the integral, even when it is totally obvious ?

And you gently write the correct amount of spaghettis when you do a multiple integral ?

Notations are convention for good comprehension. You acted like a virgin lady in your post...

>> No.6003418

OP forgot to account for friction

>> No.6003428

>>6001727

if you were formal you would have put an arrow over the zero also. you dont get zero by subtracting two vectors you get the null vector