A particle with a mass of 267 g moves in 1D given by \( x(t) = 0.65t^3 - 4.83t^2 + 1.28t \) in meters.Find the total work done by all forces on this particle as it moves from \( t = 0 \) to \( t = 1.12 \) seconds. Enter your values in joules (J).

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mass of particle , m=267g=0.267 Kg (1 Kg=1000 gm) This particle moving in 1D given by equation in m…

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A particle with a mass 267 g moves in 1D given by x (t) 0.65t 4.83t2 + 1.28t in m. Find the total work done by all forces on this particle as it moves from t = 0 to t= 1.12s. Enter your values in J.

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