In Figure 2, a block is displaced to the right while under the influence of a force of magnitude F. Arrange the amount of work done by the force from the most negative to the most positive. Explain your reasoning. (b) () (d)

In Figure 2, a block is displaced to the right while under the influence of a force of magnitude F. Arrange the amount of work done by the force from the most negative to the most positive. Explain your reasoning. (b) () (d)

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