A swimmer swims 100m through the water with a force of 200 Newtons. How much work did the swimmer do? A. 20000 Nm B. 2 Nm C. 0.5 Nm

Lupchiazoem asked Aug 18, 2023

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A swimmer swims 100m through the water with a force of 200 Newtons.

How much work did the swimmer do?
A. 20000 Nm
B. 2 Nm
C. 0.5 Nm

Lupchiazoem asked Aug 18, 2023

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Answer: A. 20000 Nm

Explanation:

The Work formula is:

Work = Force x Displacement

For this question:

Force is 200N

Displacement is 100m

So 200N x 100m = 20000Nm

Hope this helps!

Guile answered Aug 23, 2023

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