A coin slides over a frictionless plane and across anxycoordinate system from the origin to a point withxycoordinates (3.0 m, 4.4 m) while aconstant force acts onit. The force has magnitude 2.3 N and is directed at acounterclockwise angle of100Â° from the positive direction of thex axis. Howmuch work is done by the force on the coinduring thedisplacement?
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