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In my book it is talking about conservation forces and work energy theorem.
In the book it said...
"suppose gravitational potential energy alone does work (constant force)
*Then Wnet = Wg ... ending statement Ef = Ei...
My question... Does the work energy theorem only deal with conservation forces? Because why would they say if this is the only force (being a conservation force) then it equals Wnet...?
In the book it said...
"suppose gravitational potential energy alone does work (constant force)
*Then Wnet = Wg ... ending statement Ef = Ei...
My question... Does the work energy theorem only deal with conservation forces? Because why would they say if this is the only force (being a conservation force) then it equals Wnet...?