Which of the following equations relates to work, distance, and force correctly? a. Distance= Work x Force b. Force = Work / Distance c. Force = Work x Distance

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Which of the following equations relates to work, distance, and force correctly? a. Distance= Work x Force b. Force = Work / Distance c. Force = Work x Distance

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Root formula:

Work = force x distance

making force the subject;

force= work/distance

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Answer:

work = force × distance

force = work/distance (b)

Messedup answered Feb 19, 2021

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