Physics, asked by Anonymous, 3 days ago

A force F= (x2+3x–5) N acts on a 5 kg body along
x-axis as a result of which the body gets displaced
from x=0 to x=3 m. The work done by the force
will be-
(1) 35 J
(2) 15 J
(3) 7.5 J
(4) 70 J

Answers

Answered by kamalgharty4
1

Answer:

Given that,

Force F=7−2x+3x

2

We know that,

F=

dx

dw

dw=Fdx

Now, the work done is

∫dw=

0

5

F⋅dx

∫dw=

0

5

(7−2x+3x

2

)dx

W=[7x−

2

2x

2

+

3

3x

3

]

0

5

W=35−25+125

W=135J

Hence, the work done is 135 J

Answered by amikkr
13

The correct answer to the above question is (3), that is 7.5J

Given: F = (x² + 3x - 5) N

          Displacement form x = 0 to x= 3

To find: Work done by the force.

Solution:

Work done by the force is defined as the product of the force applied on the body and the displacement of the body. Its SI unit is Joule.

Since the force is not constant, we will use integration.

Work done = Force × displacement

                  =  ∫(x² + 3x - 5).dx ( x =0 to x = 3)

                  = x³/3 + 3x²/2 - 5x ( x = 0 to x = 3)

                  = (3³/3 + 3×3²/2 - 5×3) - ( 0³/3 - 3×0²/2 - 5×0)

                  = ( 9 + 13.5 - 15) - 0

                  = 7.5J

Therefore, the work done by the force will be 7.5J.

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