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Hi everybody,
I was given a set of physics problems and some of them ask us to find work. The problem is, we are given a force-time graph as opposed to a force-distance graph. My question was whether there was a way of finding work done using a force-time graph. I don't see how it could be done and i haven't found anywhere where you can do it but I have a feeling it can be done.
Does anyone know? Please reply either if it can or can't be done...
Thank you
I was given a set of physics problems and some of them ask us to find work. The problem is, we are given a force-time graph as opposed to a force-distance graph. My question was whether there was a way of finding work done using a force-time graph. I don't see how it could be done and i haven't found anywhere where you can do it but I have a feeling it can be done.
Does anyone know? Please reply either if it can or can't be done...
Thank you