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Given a Potential Energy Function U(x), the Corresponding Force

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Given a potential energy function U(x) , the corresponding force Given a potential energy function U(x) , the corresponding force is in the positive x direction if: A) U is positive B) U is negative C) U is an increasing function of x D) U is a decreasing function of x E) it is impossible to obtain the direction of from U is in the positive x direction if:


A) U is positive
B) U is negative
C) U is an increasing function of x
D) U is a decreasing function of x
E) it is impossible to obtain the direction of Given a potential energy function U(x) , the corresponding force is in the positive x direction if: A) U is positive B) U is negative C) U is an increasing function of x D) U is a decreasing function of x E) it is impossible to obtain the direction of from U from U

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