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if a man pushes a lawn mower with a force of 20 lb a distance of 60 feet down a yard how many ftlbs of work did he do
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if a man pushes a lawn mower with a force of 20 lb a distance of 60 feet down a yard how many ftlbs of work did he do

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The work is given by:


W=Fd

Plugging the values given we have:


W=(20)(60)=120

Therefore the man do 120 ft*lb of work

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