V = [3x-y, x² -ky²] In the force field defined by the vector, a particle moves from point A(-2,-1) to point B(0,1) along the x-y-y² parabola. What should the k parameter be so that the work done is 3 work units?

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v = [3x-y, x² - ky']
In the force field defined by the vector, a particle moves from point A(-2,-1) to
point B(0,1) along the x-y-y parabola. What should the k parameter be so that
the work done is 3 work units?
Transcribed Image Text:v = [3x-y, x² - ky'] In the force field defined by the vector, a particle moves from point A(-2,-1) to point B(0,1) along the x-y-y parabola. What should the k parameter be so that the work done is 3 work units?
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