Trabajo y Energía¶

Fig. 97 Using forces involves working with vectors, which can be somewhat convoluted.¶
Magnitudes escalares¶
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Fig. 98 Here is my figure caption!¶
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Magnitudes vectoriales¶
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The Schrödinger equation is Eq. (195)
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