The adjacent graph represents the net horizontal force acting on an object as if
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The adjacent graph represents the net horizontal force acting on an object as if moves in a straight line along v-axis. What is the net work done by this force in the shown interval? 0 20 J 10 J -20 J Insufficient information. The adjacent graph represents a vertical map with the paths of two balls rolling from rest down two frictionless slopes with the indicated profile. Knowing that hall A is twice as heavy as B, which ball will move faster at the bottom of its hill, and what will be its speed? Ball A will move faster. vA = 19.8 m/s. Ball A will move faster, vA = 390 m/s. Ball B will move faster, vB = 19.8 m/s. Ball B will move faster, but the information is insufficient to find the speed. Both will move with the same speed. vA = vB =19.8 m/sExplanation / Answer
Force at 1 m is,F=0.25 N
Force at 2 m is,F=10 N
Force at 3 m is,F=5 N,
Force at 4 m is,F=-5 N,
Force at 5 m is,F=-5 N,
Total Work done,W=The area under the curve. It is a combination of traingle and square. We know that area of triangle is (1/2)bh
b=base
h=height
Area of square of bh
So the Work done=(1/2)*10+(1/2)*5+1*5+(1/2)*2.5+(-5)=10 J
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