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Calculate the energy used when is ship's anchor which 4, 000N is lifted up from the sea bed which is 50m below the ship ​

Calculate the energy used when is ship's anchor which 4, 000N is lifted up from the sea bed which is 50m below the ship ​
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Calculate the energy used when is ship's anchor which 4, 000N is lifted up from the sea bed which is 50m below the ship ​

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Step-by-step explanation:

Work done = force × distance

= 4,000 × 50

= 200,000 joules

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