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How to find potential energy if force depends on both position of particle and time ?
Suppose force is : f(r,t) = (k/r^2) * exp(-alpha*t),
k, alpha = positive constants,
r = position of the particle from force-centre
t = time
Is this force a conservative or non-conservative ?
Suppose force is : f(r,t) = (k/r^2) * exp(-alpha*t),
k, alpha = positive constants,
r = position of the particle from force-centre
t = time
Is this force a conservative or non-conservative ?