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step background

Background Newton's second law relates force acting on body and its acceleration F=ma \vec{F} = m \vec{a} where mm is the body's mass, a\vec{a} the acceleration it experiences and F\vec{F} is the applied force.
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Background
Newton's second law relates force acting on body and its acceleration

(F)→=m(a)→

where m is the body's mass, (a)→ the acceleration it experiences and (F)→ is the applied force.
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Background
Newton's second law relates force acting on body and its acceleration

$$
\vec{F} = m \vec{a}
$$

where $m$ is the body's mass, $\vec{a}$ the acceleration it experiences and $\vec{F}$ is the applied force.

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Write a function that that computes the right hand side of the evolution equations given the current states `uin`. Make use of the fact that the right hand side for position is the velocity and the right hand side for velocity is acceleration. Use Newton's second law and the function `Nbody_Fij` described above to compute accelaration.

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