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A teacher pushes on a wall with a force of 125N but the wall does not move. Calculate the amount of work in Joules the teacher accomplished.
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A teacher pushes on a wall with a force of 125N but the wall does not move. Calculate the amount of work in Joules the teacher accomplished.

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0

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User Pedro Ballesteros
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The answer would be 0

Step-by-step explanation:

The Formula for work is force multiplied by distance

W=F*D

The force is 125N times the distance and becase the teacher didnt move it would be 0, 125*0 = 0 so the answer is 0Joules

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