A block is at rest on a horizontal frictionless table. At t = 0, two perpendicularhorizontal forces of magnitudes F₁-F and F₂-kF are applied to the block asshown. At a later moment, the forces are simultaneously withdrawn. By that time, Fthe average power delivered to the block by force ₁ is P₁.The average power P₂ delivered to the block by force F₂ is:Ο ΚΡΙO O OXk² P₁kP₁k²P₁√² +1kP₁√²+1k² P√k² +1k² P₁k² +1Top View> KFSaveCalculator

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A block is at rest on a horizontal frictionless table. At t = 0, two perpendicular horizontal forces of magnitudes F₁-F and F₂-kF are applied to the block as shown. At a later moment, the forces are simultaneously withdrawn. By that time, the average power delivered to the block by force F₁ is P₁. F The average power P₂ delivered to the block by force F₂ is: kP₁ O O X k²P₁ P P₁ √² + kP₁ √k² + k² P₁ √k² +1 k² P₁ k² +1 Top View >kF Save

A block is at rest on a horizontal frictionless table. At t = 0, two perpendicular horizontal forces of magnitudes F₁-F and F₂-kF are applied to the block as shown. At a later moment, the forces are simultaneously withdrawn. By that time, the average power delivered to the block by force F₁ is P₁. F The average power P₂ delivered to the block by force F₂ is: kP₁ O O X k²P₁ P P₁ √² + kP₁ √k² + k² P₁ √k² +1 k² P₁ k² +1 Top View >kF Save

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