The shown block moves upward from position (A) to (B) thoughthe distance (d = 4 m). Take (F1 = 25 N, F2 = 50 N, F3 = 100 Ñ).3) What is the amount of work produced by force (F,)?d= 4 mc) 64.3 Jg) None of themd) OJa) 11.4 Je) 18.5 Jb) 44.1Jf) 68.4 JF320°F150°4) What is the total amount of work produced by the three forces?F2c) 6.92 Jg) None of themd) 11.25 Ja) 2.41 Je) 4.13 Jb) 19.74 Jf) 17.72Jd.---.......

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Data Given , F1 = 25 N F2 = 50 N F3 = 100 N distance ( d ) = 4 m From the figure , θ1 = 50° θ2…

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The shown block moves upward from position (A) to (B) though the distance (d = 4 m). Take (F1 = 25 N, F2 = 50 N, F3 = 100 N). 3) What is the amount of work produced by force (F,)? d= 4 m a) 11.4 J e) 18.5 J c) 64.3 J g) None of them d) OJ b) 44.1J f) 68.4 J F3 20° F1 50° 4) What is the total amount of work produced by the three forces? F2 c) 6.92 J g) None of them a) 2.41 J d) 11.25 J e) 4.13 J b) 19.74 J f) 17.72 J du---.......

The shown block moves upward from position (A) to (B) though the distance (d = 4 m). Take (F1 = 25 N, F2 = 50 N, F3 = 100 N). 3) What is the amount of work produced by force (F,)? d= 4 m a) 11.4 J e) 18.5 J c) 64.3 J g) None of them d) OJ b) 44.1J f) 68.4 J F3 20° F1 50° 4) What is the total amount of work produced by the three forces? F2 c) 6.92 J g) None of them a) 2.41 J d) 11.25 J e) 4.13 J b) 19.74 J f) 17.72 J du---.......

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