A block of mass 12 kg is pushed along a smooth frictionless surface with a two...
A block of mass 12 kg is pushed along a smooth frictionless surface with a two constant forces, F1 = 100 N at the angle of 10 degrees above the horizontal, and the F2 = 50 N at the angle of 20 degrees above the horizontal. The block is displaced 2.6 m. Calculate the total work done by block.
187J, 378J, 245J, 134J, 333J, or 290J ?
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A block of mass 12 kg is pushed along a smooth frictionless
surface with a two...
A block of mass 12 kg is pushed along a smooth frictionless surface with a two...
A block of mass 12 kg is pushed along a smooth frictionless surface with a two constant forces, F1 = 100 N at the angle of 100 above the horizontal, and the F2 = 50 N at the angle of 200 above the horizontal. The block is displaced 2.6 m. Calculate the total work done by block.
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along a table (picture below). You are looking at the box from
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