To determine The total work done on the paper airplane by the Earth and the air. Explanation Write the equation for the work done on the paper airplane by the Earth and the air. W = F → ⋅ Δ r → (I) Here, W is the work done on the paper airplane by the Earth and the air, F → is the net force and Δ r → is the displacement of the paper air plane. Write the equation for Δ r → . Δ r → = r → 2 − r → 1 (II) Here, r → 2 is the final position of the paper airplane and r → 1 is the initial position of the paper airplane. Write the expression for the initial position of the paper airplane. r → 1 = ( 6 i ^ + 10 j ^ − 3 k ^ ) m Write the expression for the final position of the paper airplane. r → 2 = ( − 12 i ^ + 2 j ^ − 9 k ^ ) m Put the above two equations in equation (II). Δ r → = ( − 12 i ^ + 2 j ^ − 9 k ^ ) m − ( 6 i ^ + 10 j ^ − 3 k ^ ) m = ( − 12 i ^ + 2 j ^ − 9 k ^ − 6 i ^ − 10 j ^ + 3 k ^ ) m = ( − 18 i ^ − 8 j ^ − 6 k ^ ) m Write the equation for the net force

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