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A central force is defined to be a force that points radially, and whose magnitude depends on only r. That is, F(r) = F(r) r^. Show that a central Force is a conservative force, by explicitly showing that Vx F=0

A central force is defined to be a force that points radially, and whose magnitude depends on only r. That is, F(r) = F(r) r^. Show that a central Force is a conservative force, by explicitly showing that Vx F=0

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M Q.n.3 A central force is defined to be a force that points radially, and whose magnitude depends on only r. That is, F(r) = F(r) r^. Show that a central Force is a conservative force, by explicitly showing that Vx F=0
O.n.3 A central force is defined to be a force that points radially, and whose magnitude depends on only r. That is, F(r) = F(r) ^r. Show that a central force is a conservative force, by explicitly showing that Vx F = 0
Transcribed Image Text:O.n.3 A central force is defined to be a force that points radially, and whose magnitude depends on only r. That is, F(r) = F(r) ^r. Show that a central force is a conservative force, by explicitly showing that Vx F = 0
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