A block of wood with mass m is still on the horizontal ground. Starting from t = 0, a horizontal constant force with size f acts on the block. At t = T1, the force F decreases What is the power? Why is it uniform acceleration?

A block of wood with mass m is still on the horizontal ground. Starting from t = 0, a horizontal constant force with size f acts on the block. At t = T1, the force F decreases What is the power? Why is it uniform acceleration?

First of all, when t = 0, the object is only subjected to the horizontal constant force of F, so that the external force of the whole body is F. therefore, according to Newton's second law, the object will uniformly accelerate in a straight line. Acceleration a = f / m
Secondly, because the object starts to move from rest, when t = T1, the displacement S = (1 / 2) a (T1) ^ 2 = (1 / 2) f (T1) ^ 2 / m,
Then the work of the object is w = FS = (1 / 2) (f ^ 2) (T1) ^ 2 / m,
Finally, according to the power definition formula P = w / T = = (1 / 2) (f ^ 2) (T1) ^ 2 / M (T1) = (1 / 2) (f ^ 2) (T1) / M = (f ^ 2) (T1) / 2m,