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If a horse does 4000 J of work over 20 m, how much force does the horse use?

If a horse does 4000 J of work over 20 m, how much force does the horse use?
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If a horse does 4000 J of work over 20 m, how much force does the horse use?

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If you take a look at the definition of work, you will get this formula:


W=Fd \\ F= (4000)/(20) \\ \boxed {F=200~N}
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