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a block of mass m =2kg pulled by a force F =40N upwards through a height h=2m. The work done on the block by the applied force F and its weight mg are (g=10m/s2

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Answered by DiyaTsl
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Answer:

Workdone on the block by the applied force = 80N.

Workdone on the block by its weight mg = -40N.

Explanation:

  • Work done by the applied force F

   W= f.d cos\alpha         where f is applied force and d is the displacement of                      block and \alpha is the angle between force and displacement.

W = 40*2*cos 0\\     (Here \alpha is zero as both the force and displacement    act  along same direction.)

   W  = 80 Joule

  • Work done by its weight mg

       W= f.dcos\alpha \\

        W  = f.d.cos180    (Here \alpha is 180 as both force and displacement act along opposite directions)

W = -mgd               where g is the acceleration due to gravity.( g = 10\frac{m}{s^{2} })

W = - 2 * 10* 2        

W = -40Joule

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