College Physics Volume 2
College Physics Volume 2
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781319115111
Author: Roger Freedman, Todd Ruskell, Philip R. Kesten, David L. Tauck
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP
To determine

(a)

The work done in the first 0.100 m by plotting a graph between F and x.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 37QAP

The work done in the first 0.100 m is 0.812 J.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The values of x and F.

    x (m) F (N)
    0.00000.00
    0.01002.00
    0.02004.00
    0.03006.00
    0.04008.00
    0.050010.00
    0.060010.50
    0.070011.00
    0.080011.50
    0.090012.00
    0.100012.48
    0.110012.48
    0.120012.48
    0.130012.60
    0.140012.60
    0.150012.70
    0.160012.70
    0.170012.60
    0.180012.50
    0.190012.50
    0.200012.50
    0.210012.48
    0.22009.36
    0.23006.24
    0.24003.12
    0.25000.00

Formula used:

Using an excel sheet, a graph is plotted between F and x and the work done is calculated by determining the area under the curve for the displacement under consideration.

Calculation:

Enter the values of x and F in an excel sheet and plot a graph as shown below.

College Physics Volume 2, Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP , additional homework tip  1

For the displacement of 0.1 s, calculate the area under the curve.

College Physics Volume 2, Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP , additional homework tip  2

The work done during the displacement of 0.1 s is equal to area OABC.

Calculate the area of the figure OABC.

  W= area OABC=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)

Substitute the values of the variables from the graph in the above equation.

  W=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)=12[(0.050 m)(10.00 N)]+12[(10.00 N)+(12.48 N)](0.050 m)=0.812 J

Conclusion:

Thus, the work done in the first 0.100 m is 0.812 J.

To determine

(b)

The work done in the first 0.200 m by plotting a graph between F and x.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 37QAP

The work done in the first 0.200 m is 2.06 J.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The values of x and F.

    x (m) F (N)
    0.00000.00
    0.01002.00
    0.02004.00
    0.03006.00
    0.04008.00
    0.050010.00
    0.060010.50
    0.070011.00
    0.080011.50
    0.090012.00
    0.100012.48
    0.110012.48
    0.120012.48
    0.130012.60
    0.140012.60
    0.150012.70
    0.160012.70
    0.170012.60
    0.180012.50
    0.190012.50
    0.200012.50
    0.210012.48
    0.22009.36
    0.23006.24
    0.24003.12
    0.25000.00

Formula used:

Using an excel sheet, a graph is plotted between F and x and the work done is calculated by determining the area under the curve for the displacement under consideration.

Calculation:

The F-x graph is shown below:

College Physics Volume 2, Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP , additional homework tip  3

The work done during the displacement of 0.200 m is given by the area OABEF.

Assume an average value of Force as 12.50 N during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.0200 m.

  W= area OABEF=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)+(BE×EF)

Substitute the values of the variables from the graph in the above equation.

  W=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)+(BE×EF)=12[(0.050 m)(10.00 N)]+12[(10.00 N)+(12.48 N)](0.050 m)+(0.100 m)(12.50 N)=2.06 J

Conclusion:

Thus, the work done in the first 0.200 m is 2.06 J.

To determine

(c)

The work done during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.200 m by plotting a graph between F and x.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 37QAP

The work done during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.200 m is 1.25 J.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The values of x and F.

    x (m) F (N)
    0.00000.00
    0.01002.00
    0.02004.00
    0.03006.00
    0.04008.00
    0.050010.00
    0.060010.50
    0.070011.00
    0.080011.50
    0.090012.00
    0.100012.48
    0.110012.48
    0.120012.48
    0.130012.60
    0.140012.60
    0.150012.70
    0.160012.70
    0.170012.60
    0.180012.50
    0.190012.50
    0.200012.50
    0.210012.48
    0.22009.36
    0.23006.24
    0.24003.12
    0.25000.00

Formula used:

Using an excel sheet, a graph is plotted between F and x and the work done is calculated by determining the area under the curve for the displacement under consideration.

Calculation:

The F-x graph is shown below:

College Physics Volume 2, Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP , additional homework tip  4

The work done during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.200 m is given by the area BEFC.

Assume an average value of Force as 12.50 N during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.0200 m.

  W= area BEFC=(BE×EF)

Substitute the values of the variables from the graph in the above equation.

  W=(BE×EF)=(0.100 m)(12.50 N)=1.25 J

Conclusion:

Thus, the work done during the displacement from 0.100 m to 0.200 m is 1.25 J.

To determine

(d)

The work done during the entire motion 0<x<0.250 m.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 37QAP

The work done during the entire motion 0<x<0.250 m is 2.37 J.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The values of x and F.

    x (m) F (N)
    0.00000.00
    0.01002.00
    0.02004.00
    0.03006.00
    0.04008.00
    0.050010.00
    0.060010.50
    0.070011.00
    0.080011.50
    0.090012.00
    0.100012.48
    0.110012.48
    0.120012.48
    0.130012.60
    0.140012.60
    0.150012.70
    0.160012.70
    0.170012.60
    0.180012.50
    0.190012.50
    0.200012.50
    0.210012.48
    0.22009.36
    0.23006.24
    0.24003.12
    0.25000.00

Formula used:

Using an excel sheet, a graph is plotted between F and x and the work done is calculated by determining the area under the curve for the displacement under consideration.

Calculation:

The F-x graph is shown below:

College Physics Volume 2, Chapter 6, Problem 37QAP , additional homework tip  5

The work done during the entire displacement is given by the area OABEG.

  W= area OABEG=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)+(BE×EF)+12(FG×EF)

Substitute the values of the variables from the graph in the above equation.

  W=12(OD×AD)+12(AD+BC)(CD)+(BE×EF)+12(FG×EF)=12[(0.050 m)(10.00 N)]+12[(10.00 N)+(12.48 N)](0.050 m)+(0.100 m)(12.50 N)+12(12.50 N)(0.050 m)=2.37 J

Conclusion:

Thus, the work done during the entire motion 0<x<0.250 m is 2.37 J.

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