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How much work would I do if I pushed an object with a force of 64 a distance of 11 m
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How much work would I do if I pushed an object with a force of 64 a distance of 11 m

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Answer:

Work=Force×distance

Step-by-step explanation:

work=force×distance

force=64N

distance=11m

work=64×11=704Joules

Remember unit of work is Joules or Newton metre(N/m).

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