Hello candidate,

The work done by a force is calculated as the force applied multiplied by the distance travelled by the body by that applied force in the same direction or at a specific angle.

The work done by a variable force depends as a dependence of force on the displacement travelled which is basically solved using the method of integration from the initial point to the final point of displacement.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!!

It is quite difficult to make integration sign, In place of integration sign I'll put |, and in place of power I'll put **  when you are solve in your notebook you can place | sign to integration sign and ** to power sign.

Let X+Y = v

1 + dY/dX = dv/dX

dY/dX= dv/dX-1

dY/dX = sin (X + Y) + cos (X + Y)

dv/dX - 1 = sin v + cos v

dv / (1+cos v + sin v) = dX

Integrate both side

| dv / (1 + cos v + sin v ) = | dX | dv / ( 1 + ((1 - tan**2 (v/2)) / (1 + tan** 2 (v/2)) + ((2 tan (v/2) / (1 + tan **2 (v/2))

= |dX | sec**2 (v/2) dv / (2(1+ tan(v/2))

=|dx log (1 + tan (v/2)

= X+ c log ( 1+ tan (X + Y) / 2) = X + c

I hope this will help you.

Feel free to ask any query.

Dear Student,

• The work done by a constant force magnitude F on a point that moves a displacement d in the direction of the force is the product of , W = Fd.
• Integration method can be utilized to calculate work done by a variable force and work done by a constant force

Dear aspirant,

Work is the energy transferred from the object via the application of force along the displacement.

Power is basically the amount of energy transferred per unit time.

Work done by a variable force is the integral of F.dx where F is the force and dx is the displacement.

Hi.

This law exhibits the short-run production functions in which one factor varies while the others are fixed.

Also, when you obtain extra output on applying an extra unit of the input, then this output is either equal to or less than the output that you obtain from the previous unit.

The Law of Variable Proportions concerns itself with the way the output changes when you increase the number of units of a variable factor. Hence, it refers to the effect of the changing factor-ratio on the output.