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You wrote: "the material derivative is written as with the capital D symbol to distinguish it from the total and partial derivatives"
What is the difference between the total derivative and the material derivative?
i need the full derivation of material time derivative in cylendrical coordinates system and also some examples related to it … if we r given a velocity in cylendrical coordinate system then hw we find its acceleraTION .. PLZ tell it to me as soon as possible , thanks
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