In displacing a body 5m by a force of 50N the work done is 125J. Find out the angle between the directions of force and displacement
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Heya......!!!!
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Given in the question :-
• Work Done = 125 J
• Force required = 50 N
• Displacement = 5 m
We have to take out angle between force and displacement .
We know that Work done ( w ) is equal to :-
=> 125 = 50 × 5 × cos(α)
=> Here α is the angle .
=> 125 = 250 × cos(α)
=> cos(α) = 125 / 250
=> cos(α) = 1 / 2
=> α = 60°
➡ Angle between direction of force and displacement is ' 60° ' .
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Given in the question :-
• Work Done = 125 J
• Force required = 50 N
• Displacement = 5 m
We have to take out angle between force and displacement .
We know that Work done ( w ) is equal to :-
=> 125 = 50 × 5 × cos(α)
=> Here α is the angle .
=> 125 = 250 × cos(α)
=> cos(α) = 125 / 250
=> cos(α) = 1 / 2
=> α = 60°
➡ Angle between direction of force and displacement is ' 60° ' .
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Hope It Helps You ☺
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Answer:
Work done= 125J (W)
Displacement = 5m (S)
Force = 50 N (F)
WE KNOW THAT
W = F × S × Cos Ø
By putting the values, we get
125J = 50 × 5 × Cos Ø
125 ÷ 5 = 50 × Cos Ø
25 = 50 × Cos Ø
25/50 = Cos Ø
1/2 = Cos Ø
THEREFORE, Ø = 60° ( SINCE , Cos 1/2 = 60°)
Hope it helps.........
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