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If it took a bulldozer 567.8 joules of work to push a mound of dirt 30.5m.how much force did the bulldozer have to apply?

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Answered by Anonymous
95

Given:-

  • Work Done = 567.8J

  • Displacement = 30.5m

To Find:-

  • The Force did the bulldozer have to apply?

Formulae used :-

  • w = F × s

Where,

  • F = Force
  • s = Displacement
  • w = Work done

Now,

w = F × s

→ 567.8 = F × 30.5

→ 567.8 = 30.5F

→ F = 567.8/30.5

→ F = 18.61N

Hence, The force bulldozer applied is 18.61N

EXTRA INFORMATION:-

  • Work done is defined as when a force Displaces body in it's own Direction or opposite.

  • When a body is moving with some Velocity, it is said to have kinetic energy.

  • The energy Possessed by object in its virtue of Position is Potential energy.
Answered by BrainlyHero420
137

Answer:

✪ Given :-

  • A bulldozer 567.8 J of work to push a mound of displacement 30.5 m.

To Find :-

  • How many force did the bulldozer have to apply.

✪ Formula Used :-

\boxed{\bold{\large{Work\: =\: Force\: ×\: Displacement}}}

✪ Solution :-

Given :-

  • Work Done = 567.8 J
  • Displacement = 30.5 m

According to the question by using the formula we get,

⇒567.8 = F × 30.5

⇒567.8 = 30.5F

⇒F = \sf\dfrac{\cancel{567.8}}{\cancel{30.5}}

➙ F = 《 18.61 N 》

\therefore The force applied by bulldozer is 18.61 N.

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