An object of mass 5 Kg with an initial speed of 10 m/s moves from <8,-8,6> m to <67,-8,-5> m. Only two constant forces <5,5, -3>Nand <-7, -5, -3> N are exerted on the object.1)2)3) (4)(5)revious page6)8)(5) The displacement of the object Ar = <7 219)₁its) Which equation can be used to find the work done by the forcesThe net force acting on the object FNET = <10) /The total work done by the forces Wtotal =The change in the kinetic energy is AK =The initial kinetic energy K, =+Which equation can be used to find the change in the kinetic energy of the systemhe final kinetic energy Kf =J> mWhich equation can be used to calculate the kinetic energy of the system◆nts) The speed of the object when it is at location <67,-8.-5> m is uj=> Nm/s→→4Next page

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)An object of mass 5 Kg with an initial speed of 10 m/s moves from <8,-8,6> m to <67,-8,-5> m. Only two constant forces <5,5,-3> N and <-7, -5, -3> N are exerted on the object. 1)' 2) 3) ( (5) s) The displacement of the object AF = < The net force acting on the object FNET = < Which equation can be used to find the work done by the forces The total work done by the forces Wtotal = > m + > N Which equation can be used to find the change in the kinetic energy of the system #

)An object of mass 5 Kg with an initial speed of 10 m/s moves from <8,-8,6> m to <67,-8,-5> m. Only two constant forces <5,5,-3> N and <-7, -5, -3> N are exerted on the object. 1)' 2) 3) ( (5) s) The displacement of the object AF = < The net force acting on the object FNET = < Which equation can be used to find the work done by the forces The total work done by the forces Wtotal = > m + > N Which equation can be used to find the change in the kinetic energy of the system #

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