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If a 100 pound weight is lifted 5 feet off the ground, how much work is done? a. 5000 foot-pounds b. 500 foot-pounds c. 50 foot-pounds
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If a 100 pound weight is lifted 5 feet off the ground, how much work is done?
a. 5000 foot-pounds
b. 500 foot-pounds
c. 50 foot-pounds
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Isn’t it B 500 foot pounds
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