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You decide to add up all the work you did yesterday. If you accomplished 10,000 newton·meters of work yesterday, how much work did you do in units of joules?

You decide to add up all the work you did yesterday. If you accomplished 10,000 newton·meters of work yesterday, how much work did you do in units of joules?
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You decide to add up all the work you did yesterday. If you accomplished 10,000 newton·meters of work

yesterday, how much work did you do in units of joules?

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1 joule = 1 newton-meter.

The two units are identical quantities of energy.

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