A parlicle depicts its motion inthat its fosition wectorSuch awayat time ť' is Penirgiwhere, xzacoskt amdShow that the force fieled isConservative?

Position vector of the particle is, r→=xi^+yj^=acoskti^+bsinktj^ Velocity is given by-…

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A parlicle depicts its motion in Such a that its fosition eetor way at time ť is Rexings where, xzacokt amd 4= bsinut and Yz bsinkt Show that the force fiele is Conservative?

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A parlicle depicts its motion in
that its fosition wector
Such a
way
at time ť' is Penirgi
where, xzacoskt amd
Show that the force fieled is
Conservative?

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