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an object of mass 2kg is moved on the horizontal surface by a force of 80 newton and travelled a distance of 10 metre. calculate
work done by applied force.
work done by force of gravity.
determine the acceleration of body ​

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Answered by adityakumar251
1

Answer:

work done by applied force = 800 joules

work done by force of gravity = 192 joules

acceleration of body = 40 m/s^2

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Answered by jadederijcke
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Answer:

work done by applied force is 800joule.

work done by gravitational force is 0

Step-by-step explanation:

(a) work done by applied force=Force×displacement=80×10=800

(b)since no gravitational force acts on the body so work done by gravitational force is 0

acceleration of the body=force/mass

=800/2=40m/s^2

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