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URGENT HELP PLS 1. Given a force-displacement curve as shown in the figure, what does the area of the region enclosed by the curve represent? A. The force acting on the object B. The displacement of the
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URGENT HELP PLS

1. Given a force-displacement curve as shown in the figure, what does the area of the region enclosed by the curve represent?

A. The force acting on the object

B. The displacement of the object

C. The magnitude of the coefficient of static friction

D. The work done on the object by the force

URGENT HELP PLS 1. Given a force-displacement curve as shown in the figure, what does-example-1
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work done is equals to force into displacement in the direction of force

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