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sbryce25 sbryce25
  • 24-11-2014
  • Physics
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How much work does a mother do if she lifts each of her twin babies upward 1.0 m? Each baby weighs 90 N.

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kongenoch kongenoch
  • 24-11-2014

W = F x d
W = 90 x 1
Work done is 90 Nm

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kittymaniac
kittymaniac kittymaniac
  • 24-11-2014

Work = distance force
Work = 1.0 90
Work = 90 Nm (Newton-meters) or 90 J (Joules)

For both twins at once, it's 2*90 = 180 J. Hope this helps! :)

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