24. Work Find the work done when F = 300i + 400j is applied to an object that moves along the vector D = 10i - 2j, where units are in pounds and feet. Find the magnitude of F and interpret the result.

24. Work Find the work done when F = 300i + 400j is applied to an object that moves along the vector D = 10i - 2j, where units are in pounds and feet. Find the magnitude of F and interpret the result.

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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