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Calculate the amount work done if you use a 100n force to push a 5g box 5m across the kitchen floor

Calculate the amount work done if you use a 100n force to push a 5g box 5m across the kitchen floor
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Calculate the amount work done if you use a 100n force to push a 5g box 5m across the kitchen floor

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Work= force*distance*cos(theta)
Since there's no angle here, this turns into 100*5= 500 joules.
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