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In physics, work is defined asA force divided by timeB force times timeC force divided by timeD force times distance
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In physics, work is defined asA force divided by timeB force times timeC force divided by timeD force times distance

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Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for calculating work is expressed as

Work = force x distance

Thus, the correct option is

D force times distance



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