#infitesimal work

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sacred fulcrum
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$\int_{W_{a}^W_{b}} dW =\int_{a^b} \vec(F) \cdot \vec(dr)$ why is $W_{b}-W_{a}$ the total work in moving from point a to point b

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dry cosmos
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you mean

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oops lmfao

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that?

sacred fulcrum
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Yeah

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Does W_b mean the work done from some point to position b ?

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sacred fulcrum
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Ah I see

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But that ‘some point ‘ is arbitrary?

dry cosmos
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yeah

sacred fulcrum
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Hmm it makes sense but it’s a bit handwavy

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For me

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Actually nvm

dry cosmos
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!done

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sacred fulcrum
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I just realised I can interpret the lhs as a graph of a function where function is always 1

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And limits are W_a and W_b ?

dry cosmos
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yeah, exactly

sacred fulcrum
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Ok thanks

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