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integra2k20
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OK, I'm having trouble with this and can't seem to find an explanation for it. So To start off, i understand gravitational force, which is always just m*g (mass * -9.8 m/s).
Now, when an object is moved by a force either horizontally or up an incline, etc. how do you figure out the work done on the block by this gravitational force? I thought it would just be W = f*d but apparently this isn't true and i don't understand why or what it should be. Thanks!
Now, when an object is moved by a force either horizontally or up an incline, etc. how do you figure out the work done on the block by this gravitational force? I thought it would just be W = f*d but apparently this isn't true and i don't understand why or what it should be. Thanks!