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While sitting in class your body exerts a force of 600 N on your chair , how much work do you do ?
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While sitting in class your body exerts a force of 600 N on your chair , how much work do you do ?

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Answer: 0

Explanation: Work is force times displacement so although you're exerting a force on the chair since your not moving there is no displacement and anything times a value of zero is zero

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