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A 20 kg sled is pulled up a 10m tall hill. What work is done against gravity?

A 20 kg sled is pulled up a 10m tall hill. What work is done against gravity?
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A 20 kg sled is pulled up a 10m tall hill. What work is done against gravity?

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Answer:

1962

Step-by-step explanation:

w = f × d

= 20×9.81 × 10

= 1962

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