A particle of mass m = 4.1 kg slides on a smooth, level surface. A force F = 4.47 N is applied to the particle so that as the particle moves on the surface; the force always acts towards the fixed point O. Initially, the particle is at P with coordinates x = ro = 1.25 m, y = 0 and has a velocity vo = 3 m/s in the y direction, as shown in the figure. The subsequent motion of the particle is such that it moves further away from O until it reaches a maximum distance r₁ from O at Q. V₁ link to image Q O F Vo P X Calculate the following: (a) the angular momentum Ho of the particle about O in its initial position at P. (b) the distance r₁ between O and Q, if the magnitude of the particle's velocity at Q is measured as V₁ = 0.73 m/s. (c) the work AU done on the particle by the force F as the particle moves from position P to position Q.
A particle of mass m = 4.1 kg slides on a smooth, level surface. A force F = 4.47 N is applied to the particle so that as the particle moves on the surface; the force always acts towards the fixed point O. Initially, the particle is at P with coordinates x = ro = 1.25 m, y = 0 and has a velocity vo = 3 m/s in the y direction, as shown in the figure. The subsequent motion of the particle is such that it moves further away from O until it reaches a maximum distance r₁ from O at Q. V₁ link to image Q O F Vo P X Calculate the following: (a) the angular momentum Ho of the particle about O in its initial position at P. (b) the distance r₁ between O and Q, if the magnitude of the particle's velocity at Q is measured as V₁ = 0.73 m/s. (c) the work AU done on the particle by the force F as the particle moves from position P to position Q.
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