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    Conservative forces are those where the work done is independent of the path taken between two points, and the work done along a closed path is zero. Examples include gravitational, electrostatic, and elastic forces. Non-conservative forces are path-dependent and the work done along a closed path is non-zero. Frictional and viscous forces are examples of non-conservative forces.

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    Conservative forces are those where the work done is independent of the path taken between two points, and the work done along a closed path is zero. Examples include gravitational, electrostatic, and elastic forces. Non-conservative forces are path-dependent and the work done along a closed path is non-zero. Frictional and viscous forces are examples of non-conservative forces.

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    Conservative Force: A force is told conservative when the work done by the force in moving a particle from an instance to another instance is independent of the path followed between these two points. Thus the work provided by a conservative force between two points is the same for all ways. The work done relays only on the particles initial a final point. In addition, the work done by a conservative force along a closed path is zero. The example of conservative tension is: Gravitational force, electrostatic force between two charges, magnetic force between two magnetic poles, elastic force exerted by an ideal spring, etc. Non-conservative Force: When the work done by a force performing on a particle relays on the path followed between two given points or is not same to zero in a complete round trip is known the viscous force, Frictional force non-conservative force, etc., are examples of non-conservative forces.

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