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How does work get affected when a object is lifted up instead of using a ramp

How does work get affected when a object is lifted up instead of using a ramp
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How does work get affected when a object is lifted up instead of using a ramp

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The work is the same, no matter what route is used on the way to the top. Ramps and other machines only affect the force required, but can't change the total work (energy).
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