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1. A book has a weight of 3.5 Newtons. So the force to lift it would also be 3.5 Newtons. If you lift it up to a shelf, and apply the force for 4 meters, how much work is done?<…

1. A book has a weight of 3.5 Newtons. So the force to lift it would also be 3.5 Newtons. If you lift it up to a shelf, and apply the force for 4 meters, how much work is done?<…
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1. A book has a weight of 3.5 Newtons. So the force to lift it would also be 3.5

Newtons. If you lift it up to a shelf, and apply the force for 4 meters, how much
work is done?

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User Ramy Kfoury
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Answer:

w=fxd

w=3.5x4

w=14

this is the correct answer

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User Irakli Tchigladze
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Answer:

anashe

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Tolga
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