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If a force f = (2x + 3x2 )î n acts along x-axis on an object and moves it from x = 2î m to x = 4î m, the work done is

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Answered by abhi178
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Work done is the dot product of force vector and displacement vector
e.g., W = \overrightarrow{F}.\overrightarrow{S}

Here given ,
F = (2x + 3x²)i , here we see F is variable so, we have to use integration
So, work done , W = \bold{\int\limits^{x_2}_{x_1}{F(x)}\,dx}
W = \bold{\int\limits^4_2{(2x + 3x^2)}\,dx}
= \bold{\int\limits^4_2{(2x )}\,dx +\int\limits^4_2{3x^2}\,dx}
= \bold{\frac{2}{2}[x^2]^4_2+\frac{3}{3}[x^3]^4_2}
= (16 - 4) + (64 - 8)
= 12 + 56
= 68 J

Hence, answer is 68J
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