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Sheila did 110 J of work to move a chair 2 m to the right. How much force did Sheila use to move the chair?
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Sheila did 110 J of work to move a chair 2 m to the right. How much force did Sheila use to move the chair?
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Sheila did 110 J of work to move a chair 2 m to the right. How much force did Sheila use to move the chair?
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Take 110 and divide it by 2 and there's your answer
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