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a brick with dimensions 20cm * 10cm * 8cm has a mass of 5kg.it is lying on the longer base.it is made to lie with length vertical.the amount of W.D. is
a 2J
b 3J
c 4J
d 5J
 
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i m gettin c i.e 4J by applying centre of mass concept

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hmmm.............ok..........

initial position of centre of mass (10,5,4)
final position of centre of mass (4,10,5)

calculate modulus of displacement and multiply with mg and don't forget to chance cm in m...........

m not sure abt it...............just a guess

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the answer is 3J. solution:
in the intial situation the CM was at height 4cm and in the final situation it was at height 10cm. therefore, work done is=
(mghf-mghi)X10-2=3J
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yes srk is right!!

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well initially height of com is 4 cm

  (height of brick is 8 cm so , height com is 4cm)

now when it lies with length vertical , height of com becomes 20/2=10 cm

so WD = mg(10cm - 4cm)
           = 5*10 (0.1-0.04)
= 3J

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Solution had been posted earlier check it

http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/mechanics-work-done-38838.htm

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