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If a woman pushes a box for 3 meters and does 600J of work, how much work does the box do?
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If a woman pushes a box for 3 meters and does 600J of work, how much work does the box do?

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energy = force x distance
600 J = force x 3 m
force = 200 N

Work = force x distance
Work = 200 N x 3 m
Work = 600 J

Therefore work done = energy
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