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3. A force F = (4, -7, 3), in Newtons, pulls a sled through a displacement s = (5, -6, -1) in metres. How much work is done on the sled by the force?
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work done = force * displacemant
so multiply the two vectors: F * s
so just (4, -7, 3)*(5, -6, -1) -- no weird square rooting or anything?
wait its a while since i did mechanics - let me check that out
okay :)
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ok the work done = scalar or dot product of the vectors which is 4*5 + -7*-6 + 3*-1
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