A forceFais applied to a bead as the bead is moved along a straight wire through displacement+5.0cm. The magnitude ofrole="math" localid="1657167569087" Fais set at a certain value, but theϕangleFabetween and the bead’s displacement can be chosen. Figure7-45gives the workWdone byon the bead for a range of role="math" localid="1657166842505" ϕvalues;role="math" localid="1657167794268" W0=25J. How much work is done byrole="math" localid="1657167547441" Faif ϕis (a) 64°and (b)147°?

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  1. Work done when ϕ=64°is 11J.
  2. Work done when ϕ=147°is -21J.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

It is given that, graph of work done with various values of,

W0=25J,whenϕ=0,x=5.0cm=0.05m.

02

Determining the concept

The problem deals with the power and the work done. Work, energy, and power are the fundamental concepts of physics. Work is the displacement of an object when force is applied on it.By using the value ofW0find the applied force Fa, which can be used to find the work done 64°cat and147°.

Formula:

W=Fdcosφ

where,F is force, dis displacement and Wis the work done

03

(a) determining the work done when φ=64°

From the graph,

W0=25JW0=Fa.xFa=250.05Fa=500N

Hence, work done when ϕ=64°is 11J.

04

(b) determining the work done when ϕ=147°.

Work done when ϕ=64°,

W=Fa×cos64W=500×0.05×0.4383W=10.9575JW11JW=Fa×cos147W=500×0.05×(-0.8386)W=-20.96JW=-20.96JW-21J

Hence, work done when ϕ=147°is-21J.

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