A Lego brick of mass m is initially at the origin and moving to the right across a frictionless surface with a speed of V0. A force that varies with position is then applied to the brick. The force is given by: F(x) = 2x² What is the speed of the brick after it has moved from x = 0 to x = d? 4d³ +v0 V3m 4d³ + vo 3m 04d³ +mvo² 2 2d² + vo m 4d³ 3m + v0² 54°F HI C 3'

A Lego brick of mass m is initially at the origin and moving to the right across a frictionless surface with a speed of V0. A force that varies with position is then applied to the brick. The force is given by: F(x) = 2x² What is the speed of the brick after it has moved from x = 0 to x = d? 4d³ +v0 V3m 4d³ + vo 3m 04d³ +mvo² 2 2d² + vo m 4d³ 3m + v0² 54°F HI C 3'

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Chapter5: Energy

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