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If 1250 J of work is done on an object that weighs 50 N, how far can that object be raised?
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If 1250 J of work is done on an object that weighs 50 N, how far can that
object be raised?

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Answer: 1200

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If it was 1250 J of work done, and a object that weights 50 N, you subtract 50 from 1250 which is 1200 J. Work has been done, so you subtract the high number from the lowest.

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