How to Calculate Work in Physics

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Physics Ninja looks at 3 different ways to calculate work in physics.
1) Calculate work from a constant force
2) Calculate work from conservative forces
3) Calculate work from a Force vs Position Graph.

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8:43 mistake on rearranging the equation

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AngeleyeBuddhi

I could be commenting late but at 9:21 at example D there should be mg - Fsin30 not the other way around or you get negative force for Fn

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Part d recheck your work and identify the error.for the arrangements of the equation for the first problem

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suraking

The reason the work done in the first problem (1B) is zero, us because there was no displacement or change in (delta)X. Therefore there is no work done.

RicardoHernandez-Torres-tb

Finally understand the work formula it was derived from the dot product and it is scalar was having a hard time with inclined planes lol. I thought you have to use trigo but no

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