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Remember that work (J) = force (N) * displacement (m) An object is tossed 24.3 meters into the air. The applied force is 15.9 N. What is the resulting work? A. 1.5 j B. 386.4 j C.40.2 j D.8.4 j
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Remember that work (J) = force (N) * displacement (m)

An object is tossed 24.3 meters into the air. The applied force is 15.9 N. What is the resulting work?

A. 1.5 j
B. 386.4 j
C.40.2 j
D.8.4 j

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Answer: The answer to this question is B

Step-by-step explanation:

From what it says, you need to multiply both N and M . Do the math and you will get 386.37. Then round it. Therefore, your answer is B

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