Work done by particle under application of an external force=∫Fdx=Area under the F vs x curve= 21 ×(4+12)×10J=80JThis work done goes into the kinetic energy of the particleThus 21 mv 2 =80⟹ 21 ×0.1×v 2 =80⟹v=40m/s
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Work done by particle under application of an external force=∫Fdx=Area under the F vs x curve= 21 ×(4+12)×10J=80JThis work done goes into the kinetic energy of the particleThus 21 mv 2 =80⟹ 21 ×0.1×v 2 =80⟹v=40m/s
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