Answer:
This does not sound too abstract
Explanation:
An example of an Imaginative conservative force field defined in terms of a certain region of space is : A gravitational field and it can be expressed as
[tex]Fx = - \frac{dU_{x} }{dx}[/tex] and this is because the potential energy in a gravitational field is determined only by the initial and final position of the objects found with the Gravitational field
To determine the change in potential energy ΔU we will integrate the above equation
hence : ΔU = [tex]\int\limits^2_1 {F} \, ds[/tex]
Hence this does not sound too abstract
