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A body of mass 80kg was lifted vertically through a distance of 5.0 metres. Calculate the work done on the body. ( Acceleration due to gravity g=10ms²)​
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A body of mass 80kg was lifted vertically through a distance of 5.0 metres. Calculate the work done on the body. ( Acceleration due to gravity g=10ms²)​

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80×5×10=4000J

so therefore, work done on the body is 4000J

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