How to Calculate Work in Physics

Physics Ninja looks at 3 different ways to calculate work in physics.
1) Calculate work from a constant force
2) Calculate work from conservative forces
3) Calculate work from a Force vs Position Graph.

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8:43 mistake on rearranging the equation

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I could be commenting late but at 9:21 at example D there should be mg - Fsin30 not the other way around or you get negative force for Fn

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How do you find the loss in force

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can you please apply significant figures in your answer, I don't really know how to round to significant figures?

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Part d recheck your work and identify the error.for the arrangements of the equation for the first problem

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sign error for Normal force but the magnitude of friction force, and work are correct. Sorry for the confusion.

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28:53 this doesn't make sense. Shouldn't it be be Wg = -mgy sin theta?

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Work done doesn't depend on the path, so it'd be Wg = mgy, gravity is a conservative force so it doesn't really depend on the path taken, say if it were friction it'd be different as friction is a non - conservative force.

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