At a constant velocity, a 5kg bag of cement is pulled straight up a 7m wall. How much work is done by the puller? (Gravitational pull is 9.8m/s2, W(J)=F(N)*D(m)

How do I work this problem??

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5 * 9.81 * 7 Joules

343 j

thank u for your solution

work = force * distance (w= f * d)
w= (7*9.8)5
343j
since work is measured in joule (J)

How do you solve this. At a constant velocity, a 5kg bag of cement is pulled straight up a 7m wall. How much work is done by the puller? (Gravitational pull is 9.8m/s2, W(J)=F(N)*D(m). I need to see the work done to get the answer.

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