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If a 5 pound weight is lifted 10 feet __ of work is done a. 15 foot-pounds b. 50 newton-meters c. 50 foot-pounds

If a 5 pound weight is lifted 10 feet __ of work is done a. 15 foot-pounds b. 50 newton-meters c. 50 foot-pounds
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If a 5 pound weight is lifted 10 feet __ of work is done

a. 15 foot-pounds
b. 50 newton-meters
c. 50 foot-pounds

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User Nichele
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Answer:

50 NEWTON METERS

Explanation:

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User Agoff
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Answer:

b

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