As a football player moves in a straight line [displacement (3.00 mm)i^i^ - (6.50 mm)j^j^], an opponent exerts a constant force (126 NN)i^i^ (168 NN)j^j^ on him. How much work does the opponent do on the football player

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Answer:

Work done, [tex]W=(0.378i-1.092j)\ J[/tex]

Explanation:

Displacement,

[tex]d=(3i-6.5j)\ mm\\\\d=(0.003i-0.0065j)\ m[/tex]

Force, [tex]F=(126i+168j)\ N[/tex]

Work done by the opponent do on the football player is given by :

[tex]W=F{\cdot} d\\\\W=(126i+168j){\cdot} (0.003i-0.0065j)\ m\\\\W=(0.378i-1.092j)\ J[/tex]

So, the work done by the opponent do on the football player is  [tex](0.378i-1.092j)\ J[/tex].

The amount of work done by the opponent on the football player is expressed as [tex](0.378i-1.092j)Joules[/tex]

Work is said to be done if a force applied to an object causes the object to move over a distance.

Given the following parameters

displacement = [tex](3.00 mm)i^ - (6.50 mm)j^[/tex]

Force = [tex]126i+168j[/tex]

Work done = Force * distance

Substitute the given parameters into the formula:

[tex]W=F\times d\\W=(126i+168j)\cdot(3.00i-6.50j)[/tex]

[tex]W=(0.378i-1.092j)Joules[/tex]

Hence the amount of work done by the opponent on the football player is expressed as [tex](0.378i-1.092j)Joules[/tex]

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