You push an object through a distance $s$ by applying a force $F$ and release it. After release, the object travels an a

Question

You push an object through a distance $s$ by applying a force $F$ and release it. After release, the object travels an additional distance $d$ before stopping. What is the total work done by the applied force?

Accepted Answer

$Fs$

Answer

$F(s+d)$

Answer

$Fd$

Answer

Zero

You push an object through a distance sss by applying a force FFF and release it. After release, the object travels an additional distance ddd before stopping. What is the total work done by the applied force?

You push an object through a distance $s$ by applying a force $F$ and release it. After release, the object travels an additional distance $d$ before stopping. What is the total work done by the applied force?