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An apple weighing 1 N fall a distance of 1 m how much work is done on the Apple by the force of gravity
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An apple weighing 1 N fall a distance of 1 m how much work is done on the Apple by the force of gravity

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Step-by-step explanation:

work = Force×distance

Force in this question is equal to the weight (force of gravity)

work = 1 × 1 = 1 J

Jole is the unit of work

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