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Work is being done when we apply a force on an object and the object moves. If the movement in the direction of force is zero then the work done becomes zero.



Solve the following problems using the formula for Work, Force, and Distance

Question 4 (1 point)
Use the above formula to calculte work done.

Calculate the amount of work done by the force in moving the object through a distance of 9 m if an object is horizontally dragged across the surface by a 130 N force acting parallel to the surface.

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Answered by SCY21
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Answer: 1170 joule Explanation: Workdone is equal to dot product between force and distance. W = F.S = FScosø Where F = force and S = distance and ø = angle between them Since object is dragged horizontally and force to parallel to the surface which means force is as well horizontal so ø = 0° Hence, W = FS cos0° = 130×9×1 = 1170 joule
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