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9. The formula for Work is W = F =D = Correctly label the variables as well as the proper units of measurement W = ? F = ? D = ?
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9. The formula for Work is W = F =D

=
Correctly label the variables as well as the
proper units of measurement
W = ?
F = ?
D = ?

User Kameelah
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Answer:

W=Fd

Work=Force*distance

Step-by-step explanation:

First let me correct the formula. It is W=Fd

The W stands for Work whose units are Joules or J

The F stands for Force whose units are Newtons or N

The d stands for distance whose units are meters or m

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