The force exerted on an object is `F=f_(0)((x)/(a)-1)` .Find the work done in moving the object from x=0 to x=3a.

(A) `(3)/(2)f_(0) a`

(B) `(1)/(2)f_(0) a`

(C) `f_(0)` a

(D) Zero

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