Physics, asked by Priya244567, 2 months ago

f = (S^2+2s-6)N. find work done by
force
f from
S = 2 m to s = 4 m​

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Answered by allysia
2

Answer:

\\\tt   \dfrac{56}{3}  J

Explanation:

\\\tt F = ( {s}^{2}  + 2s - 6) N

Since

W = F.dr

To get work we gotta integrate both sides here from 2 to 4 (since units balance themseleves out here no need of conversion is required)

\\\tt

\\\tt \int_2 ^4 ( {s}^{2}  + 2s - 6) \\

\\\tt [  \frac{ {s}^{3} }{3} +   \frac{ 2{s}^{2} }{2}   -  6x ]_2^4 \\ = \tt [  \frac{ {s}^{3} }{3} +    {s}^{2}    - 6x ]_2^4

\\\tt  (\dfrac{64}{3}  + 16  -  24) -  (\dfrac{8}{3}  + 4  - 12) \\\tt  =  \dfrac{56}{3}  + 12 - 12 \\  \\\tt =  \dfrac{56}{3}

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