21. A 2-kg object is being pushed by a horizontal force F along a horizontal frictionless air-table. The object starts from rest at x 0 and the force F acting on it changes according to the force F v.s. position x graph. Find the work done by the force F on the object as the object moves from x-0 to x-9 m. 黑 FIN) X(m) 9. a. 48 J b. 36 J c. 72 J d. 24 J

21. A 2-kg object is being pushed by a horizontal force F along a horizontal frictionless air-table. The object starts from rest at x 0 and the force F acting on it changes according to the force F v.s. position x graph. Find the work done by the force F on the object as the object moves from x-0 to x-9 m. 黑 FIN) X(m) 9. a. 48 J b. 36 J c. 72 J d. 24 J

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