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50. With the positive z-axis chosen to he upwards, the Lagrangian of a particle of mass m failing under gravity is (b) -m² . - mg (e) m² mg: (d) -m (a) : mg: mg:
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Transcribed Image Text:50. With the positive z-axis chosen to he upwards, the Lagrangian of a particle of mass m failing under gravity is (b) -m² . - mg (e) m² mg: (d) -m (a) : mg: mg:
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