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Praveen has applied a force of hundred Newton on an object at an angle of 60° the horizontal the object gets displayed to the horizontal direction and 400 joule work is done what is the displacement of the object

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Answered by ramveerkumar30
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work done is equal to force*displacement *cos   degree.

Here work done is 400 joule.

applied force is 100 N.

angle is 60 degree.

w=F*D*cos degree

400=100*D*1/2 ( value of cos 60 degree is 1/2)

50 D=400

D=400/50

Displacement is 8 m.

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Answered by nirman95
2

Given:

  • Force applied = 100 N
  • Angle = 60° to horizontal
  • Work done is 400 Joules.

To find:

  • Displacement of object ?

Calculation:

The work done by a force is represented as :

 \boxed{W =  \vec{F} \: . \:  \vec{d}}

 \implies W =  | \vec{F}|  \times  |   \vec{d} |  \times  \cos( \theta)

  • \theta here is 60°.

  • Putting necessary value in SI UNITS :

 \implies 400 =  100\times  d \times  \cos(  {60}^{ \circ} )

 \implies 400 =  100\times  d \times  \dfrac{1}{2}

 \implies 4=   d \times  \dfrac{1}{2}

 \implies   d  = 8 \: metres

So, displacement of the mass is 8 metres.

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