Answer:
(a) 120.0 J
(b) 10.95445 m/s
We know that,
work done = (force applied) * (displacement of point of application of force )
Work done during first 3.0 m = w1 = (30 N )*(3.0 m) = 90.0 J
Work done during next 2.0 m = w2 = (15 N) * (2.0 m) = 30.0 J
Change in kinetic energy = total work done = w1 +w2 = 90.0 J + 30.0 J = 120.0 J
Also, initial kinetic energy = 0 ( mass was at rest)
So final kinetic energy = 120.0 J
And, kinetic energy = (1/2)*m*v2 = 120.0 J
Or, (1/2)*2 kg * v2 = 120.0 J
Or,
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