Question #141802
Suppose that the force required to push a saw back and forth 30 times, moving it forward 12cm and back 12cm each time, how much work do you do?
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Expert's answer
2020-11-02T09:22:19-0500

During the one turn the saw covers the distance d=12cm+12cm=24cm=0.24md = 12cm +12 cm = 24cm = 0.24m moving under the force, say, FF (in Newtons). Then, the work done in one turn is:


A1=Fd=0.24F [Nm]A_1 = Fd = 0.24F \space [N\cdot m]

The total work in 30 turn then is:

A=30A1=30×0.24F [Nm]=7.2F [Nm]A = 30A_1 = 30\times 0.24F \space [N\cdot m] = 7.2F \space [N\cdot m]

Answer. 7.2F [Nm]7.2F \space [N\cdot m].


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