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• Another man pushes a crate as shown with a force of 550 N and does 2.2 kJ • of work. Through what distance does he push the crate?

• Another man pushes a crate as shown with a force of 550 N and does 2.2 kJ • of work. Through what distance does he push the crate?
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• Another man pushes a crate as shown with a force of 550 N and does 2.2 kJ

• of work. Through what distance does he push the crate?

User Rafal Enden
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  • Force=550N
  • Work=2.2KJ=2200J


\\ \bull\tt\dashrightarrow Work\:Done=Force* Distance


\\ \bull\tt\dashrightarrow Distance=(Work)/(Force)


\\ \bull\tt\dashrightarrow Distance=(2200)/(550)


\\ \bull\tt\dashrightarrow Distance=4m

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