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PinkDaisy
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My problem is:
A particle is acted on by a force, F=-(5yx^2)i + (4y^3)j
Calculate the work done by F as the particle moves from point (-2,4) to point (5,10)? F is in Newtons and all x's and y's are in meters.
I think that I need to integrate each piece using the points as limits, but I'm not sure what I do with -(5yx^2) Do I only need to integrate with respect to x since it is with the "i" portion of the F?
Thanks!
A particle is acted on by a force, F=-(5yx^2)i + (4y^3)j
Calculate the work done by F as the particle moves from point (-2,4) to point (5,10)? F is in Newtons and all x's and y's are in meters.
I think that I need to integrate each piece using the points as limits, but I'm not sure what I do with -(5yx^2) Do I only need to integrate with respect to x since it is with the "i" portion of the F?
Thanks!
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