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A person pushes a box 10 meters along the ground using a force of 100 Newton. How much work has been done? A. 10 joules B. 1000 joules C. 10000 joules D. 100 joules

A person pushes a box 10 meters along the ground using a force of 100 Newton. How much work has been done? A. 10 joules B. 1000 joules C. 10000 joules D. 100 joules
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A person pushes a box 10 meters along the ground using a force of 100 Newton.

How much work has been done?
A. 10 joules
B. 1000 joules
C. 10000 joules
D. 100 joules

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Answer:

B. 1000

Step-by-step explanation:

work= force by distance

work= 100N×10m

work=1000joules

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