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4. A person pulls a block on
horizontal surface by applying a
force of 5.0 N at an angle of
60° with the vertical. The work
done by this force in displacing
the block thorough 2.0 m will
be:​

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A block of mass m is pulled along a horizontal surface by applying a force at an angle θ with the horizontal. If the block travels with a uniform velocity and has a displacement d and the coefficient of friction is μ, then the work done by the applied force is:

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Let the force applied on the block be F,

The surface applies a frictional force on the block in the backward direction.

Vertical direction :

N+Fsinθ=mg

N=mg−Fsinθ ........(1)

Horizontal direction:

As the block moves with a constant velocity,

so Fcosθ is balanced by f

∴ Fcosθ=f

Fcosθ=μN

Fcosθ=μ(mg−Fsinθ)

⟹F=

cosθ+μsinθ

μmg

Work done by the applied force

W

F

=

F

.

S

W

F

=Fdcosθ

⟹W

F

=

cosθ+μsinθ

μmgdcosθ

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Answered by shivanshmishra786luc
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Answer:

W=fcos60×s

W=5×1/2×2

W=5Nm

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