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Conservative and Non Conservative Forces

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The potential energy function for a conservative forceis given by U = B(2x + 4y). The work done by theconservative force in displacing a particle from pointP(1, 2) to Q(3, 5) is equal to(2) 26B(1) 10B10 B(4)+(3) 16 Bstraight line on a frictionlessthen

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