Physics Advance Illustration
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Work Energy Power
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Illustration - 7 A Block Hitting a Wall
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  2. why work done by spring with elongation y is taken negative and it is in the direction of motion of block B
    5 years ago by editor jst

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  4. sir why did you take work done on friction as Mmg(x+y)
    8 years ago by saikiran
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    Its force of the friction is mumg and we applied W/EE theorem between initial compression point and final extension that is x+yy.now multiplying both force and distance u will get ur answer.OK
    7 years ago by ansuman dixit

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