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a force of 5n acts on a body and displaces it in direction of force 6mtr. what is the work .​

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Answered by Anonymous
19

ProvidEd that:

  • Force = 5 Newton
  • Displacement = 6 metre

To calculAte:

  • The work done

SolutioN:

  • The work done = 30 J

Using concept:

  • Work done formula

Knowledge required:

  • SI unit of displacement = m
  • SI unit of work = Joule (J)
  • SI unit of force = Newton (N)

Using formula:

  • {\small{\underline{\boxed{\pmb{\sf{W \: = F \times s}}}}}}

Where, F denotes force, W denotes work done and s denotes displacement.

RequirEd solution:

→ Work = Force × Displacement

→ W = F × s

→ W = Fs

→ W = 5(6)

→ W = 30 J

Work = 30 Joule

Additional KnowlEdge:

➟ Work - If a body get displaced when a force acts on it, work it said to be done. Work is measured by the product of force and displacement of the body along the direction of force. If a body get displaced by s when a force f act's on it, then the work w be {\small{\underline{\boxed{\sf{Fs \: cos \theta}}}}}

Where, Ø denotes angle between force and displacement

If both force and displacement are in the same direction, then W = Fs

Answered by BrainlyBerilius
233

★ Required Answer ★

  • Work = 30 joule

★ Given ★

  • Force = 5 Newton
  • Displacement = 6m

★ To find ★

  • Work done

★ Formula used ★

  • Work = Force × Displacement
  • W = F × s

★ Solution:- ★

  • ➢ W = F × s
  • ➢ W = 5 × 6
  • ➢ W = 30 J

hence the work is 30 Joule.

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