Physics · Conservative Forces
For a force vector F to be conservative, which of the following partial differential relations must be satisfied? A. &partial;Fy&partial;x - &partial;Fx&partial;y = 0 B. &partial;Fz&partial;y - &partial;Fy&partial;z = 0 C. &partial;Fx&partial;z - &partial;Fz&partial;x = 0 D. &partial;Fy&partial;x - &partial;Fx&partial;y = &partial;Fz&partial;y - &partial;Fy&partial;z = &partial;Fx&partial;z - &partial;Fz&partial;x ≠ 0 Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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