A, B, C **22.** A string exerts a tension force of 55 N on a 10-kg block as it moves a distance of 5 m up a frictionless incline, as shown. The string pulls parallel to the incline.a) Find the total external work done on the block–earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline.b) Find the change in gravitational potential energy for the block–earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline.c) Find the change in kinetic energy for the block–earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a 10-kg block on an incline with an angle θ = 37°. A force of 55 N is applied parallel to the incline, and the block moves a distance of 5 m up the incline. The incline is frictionless, indicating that only the tension force and gravitational force influence the block's motion.

Given: Mass of the block, m= 10kg, F=55N, distance,d = 5m and angle of inclination,θ = 370 (a) Net…

** 22. A string exerts a tension force of 55 N on a 10-kg block as it moves a distance of 5 m up a frictionless incline, as shown. The string pulls parallel to the incline. 55 N 10 kg 5 m a) Find the total external work done on the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline. 0=37° c) Find the change in kinetic energy for the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline. b) Find the change in gravitational potential energy for the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline.

** 22. A string exerts a tension force of 55 N on a 10-kg block as it moves a distance of 5 m up a frictionless incline, as shown. The string pulls parallel to the incline. 55 N 10 kg 5 m a) Find the total external work done on the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline. 0=37° c) Find the change in kinetic energy for the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline. b) Find the change in gravitational potential energy for the block-earth system as the block moves 5 m up the incline.

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