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What is the horizontal component of a force with magnitude of 100 N that is directed 60° above the horizontal
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What is the horizontal component of a force with magnitude of 100 N that is directed 60° above the horizontal

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If a constant force FF acts on an object over a distance of dd, and FF is parallel to dd, then the work done by force FF is the product of the force times distance.

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