A particle is moving along the curve y= 5sqrt(5x+4) . As the particle passes through the point (1,15), its x-coordinate increase
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To solve this problem, we have to find the net displacement and the net force and the multiply the dot product together and get the work done.
The work done on moving the object is 27ft*lbs
<h3>Work done in moving the object from point A to point B</h3>To find the work done on this object, let's find the net force on the object.
Data;
- force = 4lb
- direction = 4, -2
- displacement = 7ft
- direction = (0, 4) to (5,1)
The unit vector of the force is
The net force acting on the object is
The displacement on the object is 7ft through (0,4) to (5, -1)
The unit vector on displacement is
The net displacement will be
The work done will be F.d
The work done on moving the object is 27ft*lbs
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Answer:
Maria did her job properly. Both gears are perpendicular.
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that given vectors a and b, they are perpendicular if and only if =0. If
. Then
.
IN our case a=(5,-1,2) and b) (1,-3,-4). So,
So both gears are perpendicular.