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A horse pulls a cart along a road with a force of 550 lbs. If the horse does 2,674,100 ftlbs of work by the time it stops, how far did the horse pull the cart?
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A horse pulls a cart along a road with a force of 550 lbs. If the horse does 2,674,100 ftlbs of work by the time it stops, how far did the horse pull the cart?

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It pulled the cart approximately 222,841.6666666667 feet
If 1 ft/lb = 12” or 1 ft then 2,674,100 ftlbs divided by 12 = 222,841.6666666667ft
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