Fuerzas no conservativas¶

Fig. 117 The usual friction force opposes, in direction, the velocity. Thus, even though its modulus is constant it is a velocity-dependent force and is non-conservative.¶

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Fig. 118 Friction produces a decrease in the energy of the system. This energy is transfered to the contact surface in the form of heat.¶

Time-dependent forces¶

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(239)¶\[\vec{I}=\Delta\vec{p}=\int_{t_0}^{t_1}\vec{F}dt\]

Velocity-dependent forces¶

Magnitudes escalares¶

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Magnitudes vectoriales¶

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