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Tina lifted a box 0.5 m. the box weighed 25 n. how much work did tina do on the box?
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Tina lifted a box 0.5 m. the box weighed 25 n. how much work did tina do on the box?
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Tina lifted a box 0.5 m. the box weighed 25 n. how much work did tina do on the box?
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Work= F times d so force x distance
25(.5) is 12.5
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