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Write the formula for work then solve the following. If Paul pushes a bookcase 3 meters across the floorusing a force of 15 Newtons, how much work did he do?
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Write the formula for work then solve the following. If Paul pushes a bookcase 3 meters across the floorusing a force of 15 Newtons, how much work did he do?

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Formula Work = force x distance

Distance = 3 m

Force = 15 N

Work = 3 x 15

= 45 J

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