The area under a force-displacement graph gives the magnitude of
The area under a force-displacement graph gives the magnitude of Correct Answer Work done
The correct answer is option 2) i.e. Work done
CONCEPT:
- Work (W) is said to be done by an object when a force acting on it causes the object to displace.
Mathematically it is denoted by:
W = F.x
Where F is the force acting on the object and x is the displacement caused.
EXPLANATION:
- The force acting on an object and displacement is represented graphically as shown below.
- Consider a varying force acting on the object. If we divide the region under the curve into infinitesimally small regions, the force would appear constant for that region which has caused a displacement of Δx.
In such a case, the area of that small region = Force × displacement (Δx) = work done.
Additional Information
- The area under the velocity-time graph gives the acceleration.
- The area under the displacement-time graph gives velocity.
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