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A force of f=(1+y)n is acting in y direction, workdone by this force to move the particle from y=0to y=1m

A force of f=(1+y)n is acting in y direction, workdone by this force to move the particle from y=0to y=1m
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a force of f=(1+y)n is acting in y direction, workdone by this force to move the particle from y=0to y=1m

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Answer:

65.9087-,876(345)+y÷4=67.789

Step-by-step explanation:

look at the numbers 1+y

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