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The distance(S)-time(t) graph of an object of mass 2 kg moving along a straight line is as shown below. The net work done on the object in the first four seconds is

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Answered by msn3575
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Answer: 8J is the right answer

Explanation:

there are two methods to solve this problem:

1] this is by using simple math:

v=s/t

 =8/4

  =2m/s

a=v/t

 =2/4

 =0.5 m/s^2

work=f*s

=m*a*s

=2*0.5*8

=8J

2] By using calculus

ds/dt=v

d[2t]/dt

2=v

dv/dt=a

2/4=a

0.5=a

work=m*a*s

       =2*0.5*8

       =8J

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Answered by bighnes87
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Answer:

v=s/t

=8/4

 =2m/s

a=v/t

=2/4

=0.5 m/s^2

work=f*s

=m*a*s

=2*0.5*8

=8J

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