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You lift a cat with a force of 40 N up to a table that is 0.5 m high. How much work did you do? * 1 point 80J 40J 20J 10J

You lift a cat with a force of 40 N up to a table that is 0.5 m high. How much work did you do? * 1 point 80J 40J 20J 10J
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You lift a cat with a force of 40 N up to a table that is 0.5 m high. How much work did you do? * 1 point 80J 40J 20J 10J

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Work (W)=Force (f) * distance (d)

W=?

f=40 N

d=0.5 m

W=40(0.5)

W=20 J

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