In a work energy diagram, which of the following must be true? (i) The number of upward (positive) bars must equal the number of downward (negative) bars on each side of the diagram. (ii) The number of non-zero bars on the left of the diagram must equal the number of non-zero bars on the right of the diagram. (iii) The heights of the left must sum to the same as the sum of the heights on the right of the diagram.

In a work energy diagram, which of the following must be true? (i) The number of upward (positive) bars must equal the number of downward (negative) bars on each side of the diagram. (ii) The number of non-zero bars on the left of the diagram must equal the number of non-zero bars on the right of the diagram. (iii) The heights of the left must sum to the same as the sum of the heights on the right of the diagram.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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