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Two people try to lift a heavy box. Jack pulls upward with a 100-newton force. Jill pulls upward with a 50-newton force, but neither person moves the box. Compare the amount of …

Two people try to lift a heavy box. Jack pulls upward with a 100-newton force. Jill pulls upward with a 50-newton force, but neither person moves the box. Compare the amount of …
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Two people try to lift a heavy box. Jack pulls upward with a 100-newton

force. Jill pulls upward with a 50-newton force, but neither person moves the
box.
Compare the amount of work done on the box by Jack and Jill.
OA) Jack did twice as much work as Jill.
OB) Jack did fifty times more work than Jill.
OC) Jack and Jill did the same amount of work.​

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A ( Jack did twice as much work as Jill

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