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In the arrangement of Fig. 7-10, we gradually pull the block from x=0tox=+3.0cm, where it is stationary. Figure 7-35gives the work that our force does on the block. The scale of the figure鈥檚 vertical axis is set by Ws=1.0J. We then pull the block out to x=+5.0cmand release it from rest. How much work does the spring do on the block when the block moves fromxi=+5.0cmto, (a) x=+4.0cm(b) x=-2.0cm, and (c) x=-5.0cm?

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. Work doneis,Ws=0.90J.
  2. Work doneis,Ws=2.1J.
  3. Work doneis,Ws=0J.

Step by step solution

01

Given data

  1. The initial position of the block is xi=0m.
  2. The vertical axis of the graph shows work done by the spring on the block as, Ws=1.0J.
02

Understanding the concept

The block is connected to the spring; hence, we can use the concept of the work by the spring on the block, which is associated with the change in energy.

Formulae:

Ws=12kxi2-12kxf2 (1)

Here xf is the final position of the block and is the spring constant.

03

Calculate the value of k

From the graph,

For the vertical axis ofxi=2cm=0.020m, work done is .

xf will be 0.

The work done by the spring can be calculated as,

Ws=12kxi2-xf2k=2Wsxi2-xf2

Substitute the values and find the value of spring constant as

k=20.40J0.020m2-02k=2103N/m

04

(a) Calculate the work the spring does on the block when the block moves from  xi=+5.0 cm to,  xf=+4.0 cm

When the block moves fromxi=+5.0cm=0.050m to xf=4.0cm=0.040m, the work by the spring can be calculated using equation 1 as,

Ws=122.0103N/m0.050m2--0.040m2Ws=122.0103N/m910-4m2Ws=0.90J

Thus, the work done is, Ws=0.90J.

05

(b) Calculate the work the spring does on the block when the block moves from  xi=+5.0 cm to xf=-2.0  cm  

When the block moves from xi=+5.0cm=0.050mto xf=-2.0cm=-0.020m, the work done by the spring can be calculated using equation 1 as,

Ws=122.0103N/m0.050m2--0.020m2Ws=122.0103N/m2.110-3m2Ws=2.1J

Thus, the work doneis,Ws=2.1J.

06

(c) Calculate the work the spring does on the block when the block moves from xi=+5.0 cm  to,  xf=-5.0  cm

When the block moves from xi=+5.0cm=0.050mtoxf=-5.0cm=-0.050m , the work by the spring can be calculated using equation 1 as,

Ws=122.0103N/m0.050m2--0.050m2Ws=122.0103N/m0Ws=0J

Thus, the work done is, Ws=0J.

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