Forces of magnitudes 5 and 3 units acting in the directions 6i + 2j + 3k and 3i - 2j + 6krespectively act on a particle which is displaced from the point (2,2, -1) to (4,3,1). Find thework done
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GIVEN :-
- Magnitude of forces = 5 and 3 units.
- direction of forces = 6i + 2j + 3k and 3i - 2j + 6k.
TO FIND :-
- The total work done.
SOLUTION :-
★ direction of force of magnitude 5 units = 6i + 2j + 3k.
★ Direction of force of magnitude 3 units = 3i - 2j + 6k.
★ To Find the Total work done, we have to find the resultant force of vector and displacement vector. Let's start with the resultant force,
★ Let us considered that the resultant force be vector F.
Now,
★ Hence the resultant force is
★ Now let the displacement vector be 'b'. Now as we know that forces are displaced from point (2,2,-1) to (4,3,1) so the displacement vector will be,
★ Hence the displacement vector is
★ Now we will use the formula of total work done i.e Total work done = Displacement vector × Resultant force.
★ Hence the total work done is 148/7 units.
Answer:
Given :
▪ A vector quantity has been provided.
To Find :
▪ Magnitude of the given vector quantity.
SoluTion :
If Ax, Ay, Az are the rectangular components of vector A and î, j, k are are the unit vectors along X-, Y- and Z-axis respectively, then
Magnitude of vector :