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a woman pushes a lawn roller with a force of 180 Newton and the angle of 24 degree downwards from horizontal. to push a roller a horizontal distance of 50 metre she has to do the work of? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
44

Solution

To find the work done by the woman in pushing the trolley

We know that,

W = Fs.cos∅

From the Question,

  • Force Exerted,F = 180N

  • Displacement,s = 50m

  • ∅ = 24°

Substituting the values,we get:

W = (180)(50)cos24

→W = 9000.cos24

W = 9×10³.cos24

The work done in pushing the trolley is 9×10³.cos24

Answered by BrainlyConqueror0901
29

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• In the given question information given about a woman pushes a lawn roller with a force of 180 Newton and the angle of 24 degree downwards from horizontal. to push a roller a horizontal distance of 50 metre.

• We have to find work done by her.

 \underline \bold{Given : } \\  \implies Force(F) = 180 \: n \\  \\  \implies Angle \: of \: force = 24 \degree \: downwards \\  \\  \implies Horizontal \: distance = 50 \: m \\  \\  \underline \bold{To \: Find : } \\  \implies Work\:done = ?

• According to given question :

 \bold{In \: Horizontal \: direction : }   \\  \\   \bold{By \: formula \: of \: work \: done : } \\ \implies Work \: done = Force \times Displacement  \times  \cos\theta\\  \\   \bold{\implies W = F \: s  \: cos \theta} \\  \\  \implies W= 180 \times 50 \times cos 24 \degree \\  \\  \implies W = 9000 \times cos 24 \degree \\  \\   \bold{\implies W = 9000 \:  cos 24 \degree} \\  \\ \bold{\therefore Work \: done \: for \: moving \: trolley  }\\  \bold {\:  \:  \:  \:  is \: 9 \times  {10 }^{3} cos 24 \degree}

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