In which equilbrium potential energy is maximum & minimum -stable or unstable..& why??
In which equilbrium potential energy is maximum & minimum -stable or unstable..& why??
Ranjita yadav , 13 Years ago
Grade 11
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2 AnswersNikhil Cherukupalli
Last Activity: 13 Years ago
The state in which the energy of a body is minimum is considered as stable state... Hence in Stable Equillibrium,the potential energy of the body is minimum while in unstable equillibrium,the potential energy is maximum
nikhil arora
Last Activity: 13 Years ago
the potential energy is minimum in stable equilibrium, because lower energy leads to stability.
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