
Kyle C.
asked 12/09/21Find the work done by the force F = 9i − 7j in moving an object from the point (3, 7) to the point (4, −15).
Find the work done by the force F = 9i − 7j in moving an object from the point (3, 7)
to the point (4, −15).
1 Expert Answer
Daniel B. answered 12/10/21
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
First calculate the vector x from the starting point to the end point.
That is done by subtracting the two points
x = i - 22j
Work W is defined as the dot-product between the force F acting on the object
and the vector of displacement x.
W = F.x = (9i - 7j).(i - 22j) = 9×1 + (-7)×(-22) = 163
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Stanton D.
Of course, however, forces and work quantities are meaningless without units! Should "keep the place" with "work units" as suffix!12/10/21