Two forces, F₁ = (1.80î – 0.80ĵ +1.20Ê) N and F₂ = (−0.95 î +1.20ĵ) N are applied on a moving object of mass 0.25 kg. The displacement vector produced by the two forces is → = (9.4î +6.2ĵ +7.7k) d = m. Part A What is the work done by the two forces? Express your answer with the appropriate units. W = μA Value Units ?

Two forces, F₁ = (1.80î – 0.80ĵ +1.20Ê) N and F₂ = (−0.95 î +1.20ĵ) N are applied on a moving object of mass 0.25 kg. The displacement vector produced by the two forces is → = (9.4î +6.2ĵ +7.7k) d = m. Part A What is the work done by the two forces? Express your answer with the appropriate units. W = μA Value Units ?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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