The velocity of 2 kg body is changed fro...

The velocity of 2 kg body is changed from `(4hat(i)+3hat(j)) ms^(-1)` to `6 ms^(-1)`. The work done on the body is

`9 J`

`11 J`

`1 J`

`5 J`

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