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A force of 10 N, 60 degrees above the horizontal, is applied to a box being dragged 10 m. Find the work done on the box. Ignore Friction. A) 25J B) 50 C) 10 D) 9501

A force of 10 N, 60 degrees above the horizontal, is applied to a box being dragged 10 m. Find the work done on the box. Ignore Friction. A) 25J B) 50 C) 10 D) 9501
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A force of 10 N, 60 degrees above the horizontal, is applied to a box being dragged 10 m. Find the work done on the box.

Ignore Friction.
A)
25J
B)
50
C)
10
D)
9501

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