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Conservative or non conservative-conservative? Frame dependent?

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative-conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop? If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

Conservative or non conservative? Frame dependent?

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop? If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

Conservative or non-conservative? Frame dependent?

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non-conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop? If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

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Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop.? If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop. If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop? If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent

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Conservative or non conservative? Frame dependent?

Can a force which is conservative in one frame become non conservative in another frame. Why/Why not?

Basically what does it mean for work to be zero in closed loop. If I am thinking of coordinates of starting and ending point and they can be changed by translation of frame. But I think this would muddle up a lot of things. Please clarify.

P.S.- Also how would the work done by the force vary with frames, since work done by force is frame dependent