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If I have 10 m 20 N how much work do I have
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If I have 10 m 20 N how much work do I have

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Answer:

200 joule

Step-by-step explanation:

force= 20N

distance=10m

work= ?

we know,

work= force×distance

=20N×10m

=200Nm or joule.

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