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what is the potential of a conservative force?
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yeah they give you the force and tell you to see if it is conservative. Then if it is conservative youre supposed to show the potential U(r) is somehow derived from the force
I have \[U(r)=-\int\limits_{r}^{r'}F(r')dr'\]
well if a force is conservative it means that the path from a to b doesn't matter. Like:|dw:1360777788027:dw| All of these paths will still result in the same potential difference.
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