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Calculate the work done by an object that applies 20 N of force to lift a block 10 m. ​
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Calculate the work done by an object that applies 20 N of force to lift a block 10 m.
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Answer:

Work Done= Force×Displacement

Thus

Work Done = 20×10

Work Done = 200Joules

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