A 2 kg block is experiencing a variable force P as it moves down an incline. In the first 4 m, the force P points down the incline block and in the last 4 m the force P is directed up the incline. a) Find the work done by P in the first 8 m b) Find the work done by gravity if As = 10 m down the incline. P(N) P. AS As (m), 10 displacement down the ramp 2 4 8 6m 10m f 8m -15 ] c) Find the work done by the one-dimensional variable force, F(x) = ½ x³ (all in Sl units) in moving an object from x = -2 m to x = 0.

A 2 kg block is experiencing a variable force P as it moves down an incline. In the first 4 m, the force P points down the incline block and in the last 4 m the force P is directed up the incline. a) Find the work done by P in the first 8 m b) Find the work done by gravity if As = 10 m down the incline. P(N) P. AS As (m), 10 displacement down the ramp 2 4 8 6m 10m f 8m -15 ] c) Find the work done by the one-dimensional variable force, F(x) = ½ x³ (all in Sl units) in moving an object from x = -2 m to x = 0.

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Chapter8: Potential Energy And Conservation Of Energy

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