Physics, asked by RagaviRagavendra, 1 year ago

Can anyone explain me The work-energy theorem for a variable force from the chapter WORK, ENERGY AND POWER class 11..


Plz fast..tmrw is my exam

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Answered by gowtham73
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the theorem states that whenever a work is done on an object it moves. from some point A to B then that work done on that object. by all the forces is going to change its kinetic energy.


For more clarification you can see this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1Zf-PyGDLc



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Answered by khushi10218
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Answer:

Theorem of work energy

Explanation:

Net work done on an object equals the objects change in kinetic energy . Also called the work energy principle.

Equation:-

W net = K - Ko

= ◇ K

W net = net work

K = final kinetic energy

Ko = initial kinetic energy

◇K = change in kinetic energy

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