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The graph shows the force F, which varies with position, applied to an object. The object is displaced from x = 0 meters to x = 7 meters. How much work is done by F?
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The graph shows the force F, which varies with position, applied to an object. The object is displaced from x = 0 meters to x = 7 meters. How much work is done by F?

The graph shows the force F, which varies with position, applied to an object. The-example-1
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Answer: From the provided "Force-DIstance" graph of the force applied to an object we need to find the total work done on the object, work can be determined using the following formula:


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