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Q4. Olly Murs pushes a car uphill. He pushes with a force of 2.5kN over a distance of 2.5m. Calculate the work done by his muscles.

Q4. Olly Murs pushes a car uphill. He pushes with a force of 2.5kN over a distance of 2.5m. Calculate the work done by his muscles.
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Q4. Olly Murs pushes a car uphill. He pushes

with a force of 2.5kN over a distance of 2.5m.
Calculate the work done by his muscles.

User ElDuderino
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Work done = force x distance

= 2500 N x 2.5

= 6,250 Joules of work done.
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