Diagramas de energía potencial¶

Free fall¶

Fig. 114 In this diagram, the vertical axis contains the energy while the horizontal axis represents the height of a body. The total energy of the system, which is constant, is represented as a horizontal, green line. The potential energy of the object as it rises can be seen as a diagonal blue line, the height of which indicates the potential energy at a particular position.¶

(233)¶\[E_m=\frac{1}{2}mv^2+mgh\]

Spring¶

Fig. 115 In this diagram, the vertical axis contains the energy while the horizontal axis represents the compression/expansion of a spring. The total energy of the system, which is constant, is represented as a horizontal, green line. The potential energy stored in the spring is represented by a blue parabola.¶

(234)¶\[E_m=\frac{1}{2}mv^2+\frac{1}{2}Kx^2\]

Magnitudes escalares¶

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Magnitudes vectoriales¶

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Unidades¶

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