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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Simple dynamics proof "Consider the central force F= -f(r).r (where F and r are vectors - I don't know how to denote this on here) Prove that F is a conservative force" I know you need to use F= - (nabla) V =0 But I'm getting myself really confused with how to write the vectors, and what V is etc...this should be a really simple question but I'm finding it difficult. If anyone could explain it, I'd be really grateful :)

OpenStudy (primeralph):

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