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A 4lb force acting in the direction of (4,-2) moves an object just over 7 ft from the point (0,4) to (5,-1). Find the work done to move the object to the nearest foot-pound a)35 ft:lbs b)27 ft:lbs c)18
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A 4lb force acting in the direction of (4,-2) moves an object just over 7 ft from the point (0,4) to (5,-1). Find the work done to move the object to the nearest foot-pound
a)35 ft:lbs
b)27 ft:lbs
c)18 ft:lbs
d)7ft:lbs
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The work done has the formula
W = F d
where the force and the displacement have the same direction
We can determine displacement using the distance formula
d = √[(5 - 0)² + (-1 - 4)²]
d = 5√2
Next, the force along the direction of the displacement must be determined
Use trigonometry to determine the angle θ
Finally, the work is calculated using the formula
W = F d / cos θ
substitute the values to get the answer
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