1. W = F.d = |F||d| cos@
@ is the angle between F and d.
W = 11.5 * 7.4 * cos30 = 73.7 J
ANs(a)
2. W = 12 * 4.15 * cos15 = 48.1 J
ans(D)
4. In vertical,
N + Fsin30 - mg = 0
N = 137.5 - (15 sin30) = 130 N
in horizontal,
f - Fcos30 = 0
f = friction force = uk N
u N = F cos30
130 uk = 15 cos30
uk = 0.10
4. in vertical,
Fnet= N + 16sin37 - mg = 0
N = (2 x 9.8) - (16 sin37) = 9.97 N
friction force, f =uk N = 0.50 x 9.97 = 5 N
work done = f.dcos180 = 5 * 7 *cos180 = - 35 J
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