The person in the diagram pushes a lawn mower a distance d, applying a constant force of magnitude F that makes an angle 0 with the displacement, which is horizontal. A constant frictional force of magnitude f acts opposite in direction to the displacement. The only other forces on the lawn mower are gravity and the normal force. Which of the forces do zero work on the lawn mower? Check all that apply. O The applied force O Friction OGravity The normal force Submit Hint Feedback I give up! Write an expression for the work Wp done by the applied force in terms of F,d, and 0. Write an expression for the work We done by the frictional force in terms of f and d.

The person in the diagram pushes a lawn mower a distance d, applying a constant force of magnitude F that makes an angle 0 with the displacement, which is horizontal. A constant frictional force of magnitude f acts opposite in direction to the displacement. The only other forces on the lawn mower are gravity and the normal force. Which of the forces do zero work on the lawn mower? Check all that apply. O The applied force O Friction OGravity The normal force Submit Hint Feedback I give up! Write an expression for the work Wp done by the applied force in terms of F,d, and 0. Write an expression for the work We done by the frictional force in terms of f and d.

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter8: Potential Energy And Conservation Of Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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