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The formula to define the work done a particular force on an object is: W = Fd cos 0 = Define each variable in the formula. w F d cos 0
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The formula to define the work done a particular force on an object is:

W = Fd cos 0
=
Define each variable in the formula.
w
F
d
cos 0

User Homr Zodyssey
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Answer:

W = work F = force d = distance travelled cos 0 = adjacent/hypotenuse, the cosine of the angle displaced

Step-by-step explanation:

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