Question 6 1 pts 6. We often use the "gauge freedom" by F=at (where a = constant). What does this mean? a) we can ignore
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Question 6 1 pts 6. We often use the "gauge freedom" by F=at (where a = constant). What does this mean? a) we can ignore
Question 6 1 pts 6. We often use the "gauge freedom" by F=at (where a = constant). What does this mean? a) we can ignore constant terms in the potential energy b) we can find a Lagrangian where a selected coordinate is cyclic Oc) we can find a Lagrangian where it is not a function of time d) all of the above e) none of these