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If it takes 560 joules of work to move an object 10 meters what force was needed
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If it takes 560 joules of work to move an object 10 meters what force was needed

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Answer:

F = 56 N

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Assuming that the applied force is parallel to the displacement, according to the definition of work, we can write the following expression for the force required:


F = (W)/(\Delta x) =(560J)/(10m) = 56 N (1)

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