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A bulldozer does a work of 50,000 Joules to move a boulder through a distance of 15m. how much force is applied to move the boulder​
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A bulldozer does a work of 50,000

Joules to move a boulder through a distance of 15m. how much force is applied to move the boulder​

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Force applied by bull dozer is 3333.33 joules.

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