how can the force applied can do a work of 500 joules if we are applying the force continuously that means if we apply the force once displacement will be less than 5 metres but the answer as mentioned in my book is 500 joules the work done by the force of 100 Newton that we are applying continuously on a slope
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The ans is 500 .
Here,
F= 100N
s= 5m
we know , W= Fs
W = 100N × 5m
W = 500 J (joules)
The force that we apply can't overcome the mass of the object on which the force is applied.
e.g. if we apply force on the wall it doesn't displace.
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Here,
F= 100N
s= 5m
we know , W= Fs
W = 100N × 5m
W = 500 J (joules)
The force that we apply can't overcome the mass of the object on which the force is applied.
e.g. if we apply force on the wall it doesn't displace.
HOPE THIS HELPS.......
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anu627:
but we are applying the force continuously
the word CONSTANT
so what then displacement doesn't occur everytime it can be positive, negetive even zero
if the force is constant then the body will have constant acceleration
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