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hey guys i was wondering i was given this question by a teacher and im almost positive its not possible, at least at my level of physics. Almost positive its a prank question. The question is looking for work and ONLY gives the velocity and distance traveled of said object
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Then the force is zero. So is the work
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>>8542604
If it is moving with a constant velocity and no other forces apply, then there is no work done.
If the velocity changes, or it rolls down a hill, for example, then work is done.
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>>8542604
Acceleration is velocity divided by time...distance is v*t. Work is F*dist
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>>8542604
Why did you use a picture of DB Cooper?
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>>8542604
/sci/ is not a place to ask for homework help.
>I'm almost positive it's a prank question
I'm entirely positive you need to go to office hours.
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>>8542604
Post problem in full or gtfo
We cant read your mind..
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