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R2ochishbLipiehasj R2ochishbLipiehasj
  • 16-06-2016
  • Biology
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How much work is done when a force of 15.0 newtons is used to lift a box 3.0 meters into the air?

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Ricky2000
Ricky2000 Ricky2000
  • 16-06-2016

W= f x d

W= 15 x 3

W= 45J

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jamuuj jamuuj
  • 17-01-2019

Answer;

45 joules

Explanation;

Work done by an object is given by the product of force and distance.

Work done is measured in Joules.

Work done = Force × distance;

Force = 15 Newtons, and Distance = 3.0 meters

Therefore;

Work done = 15 × 3

                   = 45 Joules

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