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A constant force of 560 n was applied to a rock. If 2700j of energy was used to move the rock, how far did the rock move
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A constant force of 560 n was applied to a rock. If 2700j of energy was used to move the rock, how far did the rock move

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Work done = Force X Distance

Work done/Force = Distance

2700/560 = Distance

Distance = 4.8 meters

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