Calc 3 Help Again
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Can someone please help me get started? I'm so lost right now.
September 18, 2015
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Work = Force vector dot displacement vector = |Force| * |Displacement| * cos(theta) between the two vectors.
You are looking at the work done against gravity, so your force point straight down. You are at a constant 30 degree incline.
It's like Nam all over again man.
im getting war flash backs and i only had this class last semester
Work= F * D
Against gravity means going up or down.
You always start at A and end up at D as your final destination.
No matter what, you've only went a distance of 3sin(30) upwards.
Shouldn't 1 to 3 have the same answer if you are using the definition of work the walker has done?