5. Consider a conservative field that has a potential energy function V = 3x2y - 4(z - 5)2 + 100 J. (a) Evaluate the work that the field does on a particle on any path joining the position r= itj+k m to the origin. (b) Write out the energy integral for a particle of mass m that is moving through the field. (c) Calculate the force field. 5 Supplement Recall that the work done during an interval of time by a force f acting on a particle A having a velocity v is Wiz = [ " f vat = [" f.e.sat= [" far. The scalar p = f . v is the power of f while acting on A. Also, if the resultant force acting on A is F, then since a . aw- = 1. and T = mv . v = F . v, it follows that W12 = 12 - 1 1 which is the work-kinetic energy theorem. If all of the forces that are doing work on B are conservative, then W12 = V1 - V2. where V is the potential energy function. It follows that for conservative forces, the total mechanical energy E is constant during the motion: E =T+V = To+ Vo = const., This equation expresses the conservation of total mechanical energy for conservative force fields. It is also called the energy integral. The force field may be found from the potential energy by f = -VV. If the force f is a constant vector c, note that the work it does is If a force f lifts a weight -mgk at constant speed along an arbitrary path, its power is W12 = C . (12 - 71) p = f . v = mgv . k = mgz. = Cx (X2 - x1) + Cy(12 - y1) + Cz(Z2 - Z1). The SI units of P are Nm/s = J/s = W, and the US customary units are ft-lbf/sec; also, 1hp = 550ft - Ibf/sec = 746 W