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A person pushes a box 6 meters and applies a force of 600 newtons. How much work is being done
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Work is defined as the product of force and displacement in the direction of the force. Therefore, the work done in pushing the box can be calculated using the formula:
Work = Force × Displacement
In this case, the force is 600 newtons and the displacement is 6 meters. Plugging in these values:
Work = 600 newtons × 6 meters = 3600 joules
So, 3600 joules of work is being done in pushing the box.
Work = Force × Displacement
In this case, the force is 600 newtons and the displacement is 6 meters. Plugging in these values:
Work = 600 newtons × 6 meters = 3600 joules
So, 3600 joules of work is being done in pushing the box.