D1 The figure below shows the x-component F, of a force F acting on a particle. If the particle [begins from rest at x = 0, what is its displacement x when it has (a) (i) the greatest kinetic energy, and (ii) zero kinetic energy. (b) Sketch the corresponding graph of kinetic energy (Ex ) vs displacement (x) of the particle. FIN F, ) .P -> 12 45 6 x/m - F, - F2

D1 The figure below shows the x-component F, of a force F acting on a particle. If the particle [begins from rest at x = 0, what is its displacement x when it has (a) (i) the greatest kinetic energy, and (ii) zero kinetic energy. (b) Sketch the corresponding graph of kinetic energy (Ex ) vs displacement (x) of the particle. FIN F, ) .P -> 12 45 6 x/m - F, - F2

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

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