A force is applied toapoint-like body withmassin motion with speed v= 20 m/s, then decreases7m = 1 kgthe speed to 10 m/s. If there are no other forces acttheOnbody it can be said that'sathe work force is 150 Jbe the work force is nullthe work force is -150 J

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Given data :- mass m = 1 kg initial velocity u = 20 m/s final velocity v = 10 m/s

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A force is applied to a point-like body with mass m=1 kg, in motion with speed v= 20 m/s, then decreases the speed to 10 m/s. If there are no other forces act on the body it can be said that s a the work force is 150 J be the work force is null co the work force is -150J

A force is applied to a point-like body with mass m=1 kg, in motion with speed v= 20 m/s, then decreases the speed to 10 m/s. If there are no other forces act on the body it can be said that s a the work force is 150 J be the work force is null co the work force is -150J

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