I've been going thru the book by Hodges and Roithmayr regarding dynamics theory and I can't seem to prove that:
I have tried using multiple substitutions, including the fact that every component of the direction cosine matrix is equal to its cofactor, in multiple, different ways. But I feel like I've been walking in circles. The last attempt I made was, when using the definition of angular velocity:
And then writing every derivative of the coordinate system by substituting its direction cosines and substituting the cofactors inside. This led to another interesting thing:
Which may or may not be related to the proof I'm looking for, but I cannot work out how. My guess is that this would be a pretty standard equation to use, since angular velocity is such a big thing in dynamics, but I could not find it anywhere.