An object with mass=0.2kg is at rest on a horizontal table top. It is then pushed a distance of 0.1m to the edge of the table by a 2N force applied horizontally to it. The friction force between the object and the table is 0.5N. The object then falls a distance of 1m directly down onto the floor where it comes to rest. Calculate the amount of net work done on the object, 1.85 J -2.15 J OJ 2.15 J -1.85 J O O

An object with mass=0.2kg is at rest on a horizontal table top. It is then pushed a distance of 0.1m to the edge of the table by a 2N force applied horizontally to it. The friction force between the object and the table is 0.5N. The object then falls a distance of 1m directly down onto the floor where it comes to rest. Calculate the amount of net work done on the object, 1.85 J -2.15 J OJ 2.15 J -1.85 J O O

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter7: Work And Kinetic Energy

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