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John is lifting a 1.5 kg toy to a height of 1.2 m above the ground. How much work is done??
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Not enough to burn that Chocolate Deluxe Muffin he ate for breakfast I'd say. Maybe John should try something heavier.
Two formulas if you want to find out how much you really gotta do, John Work=Force*Distance Force=Mass*Acceleration
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Which variables do you have?
And which do you need to solve these two equations
Work=Force*Distance Force=Mass*Acceleration
i got it
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