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Given the amount of work required to move a box 5 meters across the floor is 100J. What is the force that is needed?
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Given the amount of work required to move a box 5 meters across the floor is 100J. What is the force that is needed?

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20 N

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work \: done \: = \: force * distance
Work done = 100J
Distance = 5 meters
Force = ?

force = (work \: done)/(distance)
Force = 100/5 = 20N
Therefore, the force needed is 20 Newtons
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