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work done by a force is given by the expression W= Fd cos theta , where F is the magnitude of the force, d is the distance traveled, and 8 is the angle of theapplied force to the direction of motion. Calculate the amount of work done by a 5 N force acting at a 75°-degree angle to move a box 30m

work done by a force is given by the expression W= Fd cos theta , where F is the magnitude-example-1

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We are given that:


\begin{gathered} \theta=75^(\circ), \\ d=30m, \\ F=5N. \end{gathered}

Substituting the given values in the formula for the work done, we get ( we will omit the units):


W=5*30*cos(75^(\circ)).

Computing the above multiplications, we get:


W=150((√(6)-√(2))/(4)).

Answer:


150((√(6)-√(2))/(4)).

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