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If a bird applies a 5 N upward force on a branch to lift the branch of ground to a height of 24 m, how much work did the bird do?
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If a bird applies a 5 N upward force on a branch to lift the branch of ground to a height of 24 m, how much work did the bird do?
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If a bird applies a 5 N upward force on a branch to lift the branch of ground to a
height of 24 m, how much work did the bird do?
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Work equals Force times Distance. 5*24= 120
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