Question

What necessary information is missing from this formula page? W-work F-force x-distance Work = force(distance) W = Fx a. Formula numbers c. Formula origin b. Formula title d. All of these.

Answer 1

Answer:

it should be Work = F * d * cos(theta)

Explanation:

Force is mass * acceleration, and displacement is the distance between the starting and ending point.

we need theta because it can be used to calculate work when going up an incline surface. And we tend to use cosine because we are assuming that our motion is primarily in the X direction.