Physics, asked by nagendraprasadb40, 1 day ago

a particle is moving in a three-dimensional potential V(x,y,z) = (1/2)mw²(2x²+y²+4z²). If the mass of the particle is m, then what is the energy of the particle in the lowest state?​

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Answered by moumng1978
0

Answer:

this is the answer

Explanation:

Correct option is

A

−2K(x

i

^

+y

j

^

+z

k

^

)

The relation between potential energy and force is given by,

F

=−(

∂x

∂U

i

^

+

∂x

∂U

j

^

+

∂x

∂U

k

^

)

Putting the value of U in the above equation will get,

F

=−2K(x

i

^

+y

j

^

+

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