Dot. What is the scalar product Ã· BifÃ = x² + yĵ and B = yî − xĵ?O A. 2xyOB. x² - y²o c. xyi - yx)O D. zeroWork. Which of the following is the correct general expression for the work done by a constant force Fof magnitude F on an object of mass m which undergoes a displacement d with magnitude d?O A. FdOB. mgdOC. F- mgOD. F.d

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Dot. What is the scalar product Ã· BifÃ = x² + yĵ and B = yî − xĵ?
O A. 2xy
OB. x² - y²
o c. xyi - yx)
O D. zero
Work. Which of the following is the correct general expression for the work done by a constant force Fof magnitude F on an object of mass m which undergoes a displacement d with magnitude d?
O A. Fd
OB. mgd
OC. F- mg
OD. F.d

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