A constant horizontal force acts on a block of mass that is already moving with speed

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A constant horizontal force FF acts on a block of mass mm that is already moving with speed v0v_{0}. After the block has travelled a further distance ss in the direction of the force, which of the following gives its speed vv? (a) v=v0+2Fsmv = v_{0} + \sqrt{\dfrac{2 F s}{m}} (b) v= v02+Fsmv = \sqrt{\,v_{0}^{2} + \dfrac{F s}{m}} (c) v= v02+2Fsmv = \sqrt{\,v_{0}^{2} + \dfrac{2 F s}{m}} (d) v= v02+Fs2mv = \sqrt{\,v_{0}^{2} + \dfrac{F s}{2 m}}

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