Asked by abu
how much work is required to lift a 10 newton weight from 4.0 meters to 40.0 meters above the surface of earth
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Answered by
Damon
360 Joules
Answered by
Muffin Man
Work = Force * Distance * cosine Theta
work = -10N * 36m * cos(180)
work = -10N * 36m * -1
work= 360J
work = -10N * 36m * cos(180)
work = -10N * 36m * -1
work= 360J
Answered by
Stacy
3.6 x 10^2 J
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