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A 33 newton force forms a 60 degree angle with the displacement of 3.00 m to move a box. How much work is done to the box by the force?

A 33 newton force forms a 60 degree angle with the displacement of 3.00 m to move a box. How much work is done to the box by the force?
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A 33 newton force forms a 60 degree angle with the displacement of 3.00 m to move a box. How much work is done to the box by the force?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Work done = force * displacement = 33Cos60 * 3 = 49.5J

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