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A net force (Fcos⁡θ) acts on an object moving in the positive x-direction along the axis over 4 m, depicted in the graph below. What is the net work done by this force over this displacement? −6 J 0 +12 J +6 J −12 J

A net force (Fcos⁡θ) acts on an object moving in the positive x-direction along the axis over 4 m, depicted in the graph below. What is the net work done by this force over this displacement? −6 J 0 +12 J +6 J −12 J

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A net force ( F cos ⁡ θ ) acts on an object moving in the positive x -direction along the axis over 4 m , depicted in the graph below. What is the net work done by this force over this displacement? − 6 J 0 + 12 J + 6 J − 12 J

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