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how much work is done to displace horizontally a body by 30metre by a force of 250 Newton whose angle with the horizontal surface is 30 degree​

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Answered by Ekaro
13

Given :

Displacement = 30m

Force = 250N

Angle between F and d = 30°

To Find :

Work done by the applied force.

Solution :

❖ Work done is defined as the product of force and displacement.

Mathematically, W = F d

» W denotes work done

» F denotes force

» d denotes displacement

  • It is a scalar quantity having only magnitude.
  • SI unit : J
  • CGS unit : erg

By substituting the given values;

➙ W = F d

➙ W = F d cos ∅

Where ∅ denotes angle between F and d.

➙ W = 250 × 30 × cos 30°

➙ W = 7500 × √3/2

W = 6487.5 J

Answered by Anonymous
6

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\Large\bold\blue{Given:}

Displacement = 30m

Force = 250N

Angle between F and d = 30°

\Large\bold\blue{To\:Find:}

Work done

\Large\bold\blue{Solution :}

Work done = force × displacement or W = F • d

Let,

W = work done

F = force

d = displacement

Substituting the given values;

➙ W = F • d

➙ W = F d cos ∅

Where ∅ = angle between F and d.

➙ W = 250 × 30 × cos 30°

➙ W = 7500 × √3/2

➙ W = 6487.5 J

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