Arturo O. answered 10/21/18
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
Your answer for the displacement vector is correct. Assuming the vertical direction is along the z-axis,
F = 5k lbs
W = F.d
W = 5(2) ft-lbs = 10 ft-lbs
RosyWhite 9.
asked 10/21/18A vertical force of 5 (pounds) moves an object from point (4,3,7) to (10,-1,9), where distance is measured in feet.
The force vector is F =
The displacement vector is d =
The work done by the force on the object is F.d =
I found the displacement vector which is: 6i-4j+2k
Arturo O. answered 10/21/18
Experienced Physics Teacher for Physics Tutoring
Your answer for the displacement vector is correct. Assuming the vertical direction is along the z-axis,
F = 5k lbs
W = F.d
W = 5(2) ft-lbs = 10 ft-lbs
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