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If I push on a wall with a force of 3500 N for 5 hours but the wall does not move, how much work have I done.
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If I push on a wall with a force of 3500 N for 5 hours but the wall does not move, how much work have I done.
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#1). Work = (force) x (distance)
Since the distance is zero, the work is zero.
#2). But I've still gotta hand it to you in a big way.
There aren't many men who can push on a wall for 5 hours
with a force of nearly 790 pounds ! ! Work or no work.
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