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-4.00î 3.00Nacts on a 2.00 kg mass. Determine the work done when the mass moves through the displacements Ar given below. A constant force F = (a) Ar 3.00î m (b) Ar 4.00j m 3.00î 4.00 (c) AF m = J

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter6: Energy Of A System

Section6.2: Work Done By A Constant Force

Problem 6.2QQ

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-4.00î
3.00Nacts on a 2.00 kg mass. Determine the work done when the mass moves
through the displacements Ar given below.
A constant force F =
(a) Ar 3.00î m
(b) Ar 4.00j
m
3.00î
4.00
(c) AF
m
=
J

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