Example 1: Force in the same direction
Force (F): 20 Newtons; Distance (d): 10 meters; Angle (θ): 0 degrees
Angle in Radians: 0; Work (W): 200 Joules
Calculates the work done by a force acting over a distance. Work is calculated using the formula: W = Fd cos θ, where W is work, F is force, d is distance, and θ is the angle between the force and the direction of motion.
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Force (F): 20 Newtons; Distance (d): 10 meters; Angle (θ): 0 degrees
Angle in Radians: 0; Work (W): 200 Joules
Force (F): 15 Newtons; Distance (d): 8 meters; Angle (θ): 30 degrees
Angle in Radians: 0.5235987756; Work (W): 103.9230485 Joules
Force (F): 25 Newtons; Distance (d): 12 meters; Angle (θ): 90 degrees
Angle in Radians: 1.570796327; Work (W): 0.00000000000001836970199 Joules
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