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A force F=(2.00i^+9.00j^+5.30k^)Nacts on a 2.90 kg object that moves in time interval 2.10 s from an initial position r1=(2.7i^-2.90j^+5.50k^)mto a final position r2=(-4.10i^+3.30j^+5.40k^)m. Find (a) the work done on the object by the force in that time interval, (b) the average power due to the force during that time interval, and (c) the angle between vectors r1and r2.

Short Answer

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  1. Work done on the object by the force is 41.7 J.
  2. The average power due to the force in the given time interval is P = 19.8 W
  3. The angle between the vectors r1andr2isθ=79.8°

Step by step solution

01

Given information

It is given that,

Force isF=(2.00i^+9.00j^+5.30k^).

Initial position islocalid="1657947460948" r1=2.70i^-2.90j^+5.50k^.

Final position is r2=4.10i^-3.30j^+5.40k^.

Mass is m= 2.90 kg.

Time is t= 2.10 s

02

Determining the concept

The problem deals with the work done and power which are the fundamental concept of physics.Work is the displacement of an object when force is applied on it.Find distance d by calculating the difference between the given vectors, and then find the work done. Using the work done found in part (a), find the power for the given time interval. Use the dot product of vectors to find the angle between them.

Formulae:

Work done is given by,

W=FdP=Wtr1.r2=r1r2cosθ

Where,

F istheforce, P isthepower, t isthetime, d is the displacement, θis the angle between the position vectors and r1,r2are the position vectors.

03

(a) Determining the work done on the object by the force

First, find the distance d from the difference between the given vectors,

d=r2-r1d=-4.10i^+3.30j^+5.40k^-2.70i^-2.90j^+5.50k^d=-6.80i^+6.20j^+0.10k^

Now, the work done is,

W=FdW=2.00i^+9.00j^+5.30k^--6.80i^+6.20j^+0.10k^W=-13.6+55.8-0.53W=41.7J

Hence, work done on the object by the force is 41.7 J

04

(b) Determining the average power due to the force in the given time interval

Work done and time have been found, now power is,

P=WtP=41.672.10=19.84WP=19.8W

Hence, the average power due to the force in the given time interval is P = 19.8 W

05

(c) Determining the angle between the vectors r→1 and r→2 

Calculate the dot product of the given vectors to find the angle between them,

r1.r2=r1r2cosθcosθ=r1.r2r1r2cosθ=9.0651.1147θ=0.1772θ=79.79=79.8°

Hence, the angle between the vectors r1andr2isθ=79.8°

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