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The graph shows that force  required to move the object  feet along the axis.

(a)

Observe the graph:

The force required to move the object  feet along the axis is  pounds is 6 pounds.

Work  done by the force as the object is moved from  to  is .

Substitutue corresponding values in the work done formula.

The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(b)

Work  done by the force as the object is moved from  to  is .

Observe the graph:

The force is a piecewise function.

The value of the function in  is .

Find the value of the function in .

Consider the two points  and  in .

Point -slope form of line equation: .

Substitute  and  in the formula.

Thus, .

The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(c)

.

Observe the graph:

The force required to move the object  feet along the axis is  pounds.

The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(d)

Observe the graph:

The force required to move the object  feet along the axis is  pounds.

.

Substitutue corresponding values in the work done formula.

 ft-lb.

The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(a) The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(b) The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(c) The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.

(d) The work done to move the object  feet along the axis is  ft-lb.



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