How much work is done by the force in the spring when the slender rod rotates from the position where 0 = 28° to the position where 0 = 63°? The spring has a stiffness of k = 157 N/m and is stretched %3D %3D by 0.21 m when 0 = 0°. The spring is connected to a fixed wall, as well as the endpoint of the rod, as shown. The rod can rotate freely about the fixed pin support at O and AO remains horizontal during motion. Take AO= 1.77 m, which is also the length of the rod. Choose the correct answer.

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How much work is done by the force in the spring when the slender rod rotates from the position
where e = 28" to the position where 0 = 63°? The spring has a stiffness of k = 157 N/m and is stretched
by 0.21 m when e =0°. The spring is connected to a fixed wall, as well as the endpoint of the rod, as
shown. The rod can rotate freely about the fixed pin support at O and AO remains horizontal during
motion. Take 40= 1.77 m, which is also the length of the rod. Choose the correct answer.
Hoeveel arbeid word deur die krag in die veer verrig wanneer die dun staaf vanaf die posisie waar 0
28 na die posisie waar 0 = 63° roteer? Die veer het 'n styfheid van k = 157 N/m en is 0.21 m uitgerek
=
wanneer 0 0°. Die veer is aan die vaste muur en die endpunt van die staaf verbind, soos aangetoon. Die
staaf kan vrylik om die vaste penstut by O roteer en AO bly horisontaal tydens beweging. Neem AO
1.77 m, wat ook die lengte van die staaf is. Kies die korrekte antwoord.
0.
Select one:
O-271 Joule
244 Joule
O271Joule
C
244 Joule
0oJoule
Transcribed Image Text:How much work is done by the force in the spring when the slender rod rotates from the position where e = 28" to the position where 0 = 63°? The spring has a stiffness of k = 157 N/m and is stretched by 0.21 m when e =0°. The spring is connected to a fixed wall, as well as the endpoint of the rod, as shown. The rod can rotate freely about the fixed pin support at O and AO remains horizontal during motion. Take 40= 1.77 m, which is also the length of the rod. Choose the correct answer. Hoeveel arbeid word deur die krag in die veer verrig wanneer die dun staaf vanaf die posisie waar 0 28 na die posisie waar 0 = 63° roteer? Die veer het 'n styfheid van k = 157 N/m en is 0.21 m uitgerek = wanneer 0 0°. Die veer is aan die vaste muur en die endpunt van die staaf verbind, soos aangetoon. Die staaf kan vrylik om die vaste penstut by O roteer en AO bly horisontaal tydens beweging. Neem AO 1.77 m, wat ook die lengte van die staaf is. Kies die korrekte antwoord. 0. Select one: O-271 Joule 244 Joule O271Joule C 244 Joule 0oJoule
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