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A block is being pressed against a vertical wall with external force F→ and sliding down (as shown in the figure). When it slides down for a distance of d, what is the expression for the work done by the external force F→ during the process? Pick the correct answer Fdcos⁡(γ) Fdsin⁡(γ) Fdcos⁡(β) Fdsin⁡(α) Fdcos⁡(α) The work done by the external force on the block is: Pick the correct answer Positive Cannot determine Zero Negative

A block is being pressed against a vertical wall with external force F→ and sliding down (as shown in the figure). When it slides down for a distance of d, what is the expression for the work done by the external force F→ during the process? Pick the correct answer Fdcos⁡(γ) Fdsin⁡(γ) Fdcos⁡(β) Fdsin⁡(α) Fdcos⁡(α) The work done by the external force on the block is: Pick the correct answer Positive Cannot determine Zero Negative

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A block is being pressed against a vertical wall with external force F → and sliding down (as shown in the figure). When it slides down for a distance of d , what is the expression for the work done by the external force F → during the process?
Pick the correct answer F d cos ⁡ ( γ ) F d sin ⁡ ( γ ) F d cos ⁡ ( β ) F d sin ⁡ ( α ) F d cos ⁡ ( α )
The work done by the external force on the block is:
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