Constraint forces


SUBMITTED BY: ranjithindian

DATE: July 11, 2017, 6:29 p.m.

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  1. If the system doesn't change in time,[4] they eliminate all movement in the direction of the constraint, thus constraint forces do not perform work on the system, as the velocity of that object is constrained to be 0 parallel to this force, due to this force. This only applies for a single particle system. For example, in an Atwood machine, the rope does work on each body, but keeping always the net virtual work null. There are, however, cases where this is not true.

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