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George was rearranging his bedroom. He moved his booklet 1.5m using 63n of force. How much work did George do?
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George was rearranging his bedroom. He moved his booklet 1.5m using 63n of force. How much work did George do?

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Work = (force) x (distance) = (63n) x (1.5m) = 94.5 newton-meters = 94.5 joules
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