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gregori [183]
1 year ago
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find the work done be the force field f in moving an object along the curve pictured in the graph. do this by computing the work

on each piece-wise smooth portion of c.
Physics
1 answer:
Anton [14]1 year ago
7 0

Find the amount of labor necessary to move an object along the specified orientated curve given the force field F. y = 3x2 on the parabola from (0, 0) to F = (y, x) (4, 48).

<h3>How can you determine the work a force field performs along a curve?</h3>

A variable force's infinitesimal work can be defined in terms of the force's components and the displacement along the path,

<h3>How do you assess the force field F's work?</h3>

(c) Next, determine the work that the force field F performed on the object to move it through the field by moving it along the vector d. W = F d is the formula for work.

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