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If 60 Joules are used to raise a 15 N object, how high is the object raised? Please help
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If 60 Joules are used to raise a 15 N object, how high is the object raised?

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Answer:

W = 60 J

F = 15 N

s = ?

W = Fs

s = W / F

s = 60 / 15

s = 4 m

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