When the magnitude of the force acting on a body varies with its displacement

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Problem

When the magnitude of the force acting on a body varies with its displacement, the first quantity that must be obtained to calculate the average power over a given time interval is the (a) the impulse delivered during the interval (b) the average force acting during the interval (c) the total work done by evaluating ∫F⋅dr\displaystyle \int \mathbf{F}\cdot d\mathbf{r} (d) the instantaneous acceleration at the mid-point of the motion

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