15. Box A was pulled across a floor by a constant force which makes a 30 degree angle with the horizontal, Box B was also pulled across a floor by a constant force but double the angle compared with box A. Assuming the other variables are held constant for both boxes, which of the following would best describe the work done: * a) Work done on A is 0.58 lower compared to B O b) Work done on A is 1.73 higher than B O c) work done on both boxes are the same O d) nota

15. Box A was pulled across a floor by a constant force which makes a 30 degree angle with the horizontal, Box B was also pulled across a floor by a constant force but double the angle compared with box A. Assuming the other variables are held constant for both boxes, which of the following would best describe the work done: * a) Work done on A is 0.58 lower compared to B O b) Work done on A is 1.73 higher than B O c) work done on both boxes are the same O d) nota

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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