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Matt drives his car from point A to point B, then rides his horse from point B back to point A. Does the car or the horse do more work on Matt? A. The car does more work. B. The horse does more work. C.
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Matt drives his car from point A to point B, then rides his horse from point B back to point A. Does the car or the horse do more work on Matt?
A. The car does more work.
B. The horse does more work.
C. Neither do any work.
D. Both the car and the horse do the same amount of work.
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I would think the horse does more work. A car is a machine. In science, living organisms use machines to make work easier. Work is define by energy used. since the car is also a machine then it would use less energy compared to how much energy a horse would use to go the same distance. I hope that helped!
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The horse would do more work.
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