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A girl cycles a distance of 50 meters using a total force on the pedals of 150 N. Calculate the work done on the bicycle. (don't forget the units on your answer)

A girl cycles a distance of 50 meters using a total force on the pedals of 150 N. Calculate the work done on the bicycle. (don't forget the units on your answer)
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A girl cycles a distance of 50 meters using a total force on the pedals of 150 N. Calculate the work done on the bicycle. (don't forget the units on your answer)

A girl cycles a distance of 50 meters using a total force on the pedals of 150 N. Calculate-example-1
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Work done = force x distance

Work done = 150 N x 50 m


Solution:


Work done = 7,500 J
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Answer:

7500Joules

Step-by-step explanation:

workdone= force × Distance

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