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force acting on a particle is two ICAP + 3 J cap Newton works done by this force is zero when a particle is moved up along the line 3 Y + kx is equal to 5 then the value of k is

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Force acting on a particle is (2\hat i+3\hat j) Newton. Work done by this force is zero when a particle is moved up along the line 3y+kx=5 then the value of k is 2

Explanation:

The force acting on the particle

\vec F=(2\hat i+3\hat j) N

On moving this force up along the line 3y+kx=5 is zero

This will be possible only when the line of action of the force is perpendicular to the line 3y+kx=5

Since the position vector of the force is w.r.t. the origin

Therefore, the slope of the force vector will be

m_1=\frac{3-0}{2-0}

\implies m_1=\frac{3}{2}

The slope of the line 3y+kx=5 is

m_2=-\frac{k}{3}

Since the line of action of force and the given line along which the force is moved are perpendicular

Therefore,

m_1m_2=-1

\implies \frac{3}{2}\times(-\frac{k}{3})=-1

\implies \frac{k}{2}=1

\implies k=2

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