To find the amount of work done on a force/distance graph, you need to find? A....
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To find the amount of work done on a force/distance graph, you need to find?
A. the slope of the line
B. the y-intercept
C. the area under the curve
D. the highest point on the graph
Homework Answers
Workdone =Force * distance
Area under a Force vs distance graph gives workdone
ANSWER :Option C
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Option A is wrong
slope of the line is Force/Distance (N/m)
unit of Workdone is Nm
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Option B is wrong
y intercept is just Force not workdone
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Option D is wrong
the highest point does not gives work done
its just a coordinate point with force and distance (Force,distance)
It gives the value of Force with respect to distance
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