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A force F=51'+j'+4k^N is applied over a particle the displacement in this case is r=31'+j'_j^m.The work done on the particle is?​

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Answered by blashers1220
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Answer:

In this case, your particle starts from origin. Therefore, its final position r = 2i-j, is also its displacement. The work done is given by the following equation.

W = F.d

F = force vector

d = displacement vector

Notice how I used the dot to indicate scalar product.

Now,

W = (5i+3j).(2i-j)

On solving the above expression.

W = 5×2 - 3×1 = 10 - 3 = 7

Since the force is in Newtons and displacement is in metres, the work obtained will be in joules.

Therefore,

Your answer is

W = 7 joules

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