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A person pulls horizontally on blocK WITH A 5N force, at an angle of 60 with the horizontal surface. The work done in displacing block is 200 J, the displacement is
a) 80km
b)80m
c)50m
d)none of the above



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Answers

Answered by Anonymous
111

Answer :

  • Displacement of the body, s = 80 m.

Explanation :

Given :

  • Force applied to pull the block, F = 5 N
  • Angle on which the force is applied, θ = 60°
  • Work done by the person, W = 200 J

To find :

  • Displacement of the block, s = ?

Knowledge required :

Work done by the body is the product of the body magnitude and displacement of the body along the given angle.

So the formula for work done will be,

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀W = F s cosθ⠀

Where,

  • W = Work done by the body.
  • F = Force exerted by the body.
  • s = Displacement of the body.
  • θ = Angle on which the force is applied.

Solution :

By using the formula for work done by the body and substituting the values in it, we get :

⠀⠀=> W = F s cosθ

⠀⠀=> 200 = 5 × s × cos60°

⠀⠀=> 200 = 5 × s × ½ [cos60° = ½]

⠀⠀=> 200 × 2 = 5s

⠀⠀=> 400 = 5s

⠀⠀=> 400/5 = s

⠀⠀=> 80 = s

⠀⠀⠀⠀∴ Displacement (s) = 80 m

Hence the displacement of the body is 80 m.

Answered by pinkybansal1101
44

Answer:

Answer:

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80 m

SOLUTION :

GIVEN :

Force applied to the block=5 N

Angle on which force is applied = 60°

Work done by the force = 200 J

TO FIND :

Displacement of the block.

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Work done by the body is equal to the product of the force applied and displacement of the body along the given angle.

Hence formula for work is —

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Where —

W is work done

F is force applied

S is displacement

 \alpha is angle on which force is applied

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By applying the formula and substituting the values we get

\implies W = FS \cos( \alpha )

\implies 200 = 5 \times S \times  \cos( 60 )

\implies 200 = 5 \times S \times  \frac{1}{2} (since \:  \cos(60)  =  \frac{1}{2} )

\implies 40 =  \frac{S}{2}

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