(a) For a constant force, describe the orientation between the force vector and the displacement vector when the work done by that force is positive, negative and zero? (b) Give two (of the three conditions that we discussed in class) for when mechanical energy is conserved.

(a) For a constant force, describe the orientation between the force vector and the displacement vector when the work done by that force is positive, negative and zero? (b) Give two (of the three conditions that we discussed in class) for when mechanical energy is conserved.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter8: Potential Energy And Conservation Of Energy

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