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Physics, 11.02.2023 15:20 zanestone12

I need help with all three questions for this problem

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Answer from: MidnightAIY179
Explanation:

The given force is:

F=(2.2N)x+(1.0N)y

Part A

If the displacement of the dog is:

d = (0.29m)x

The work done is the dot product of the force and displacement

\begin{gathered} W=F.d \\  \\ W=\text{ \lparen2.2\rparen\lparen0.29\rparen+\lparen1.0\rparen\lparen0\rparen} \\  \\ W=0.638Joules \end{gathered}

Part B

If the displacement of the dog is:

d = (0.29m)y

The workdone will be calculated as:

\begin{gathered} W=F.d \\  \\ W=(2.2)(0)+(1.0)(0.29) \\  \\ W=0.29\text{ Joules} \end{gathered}
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