lifting a 10 -N block over a distance of 1 m requires 10 J of work, if someone lifted the block more slowly how would the quantity change

a it would not change
b it would increase by a small ammount
c it would decrease slighty
d it would result in exponential
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Question

lifting a 10 -N block over a distance of 1 m requires 10 J of work, if someone lifted the block more slowly how would the quantity change

a it would not change 
b it would increase by  a small ammount 
c it would decrease slighty 
d it would result in exponential
will give medal

anonymous · Answer

Here's the equation for work:$$W=Fd$$where W is work; F is 10N; and d is 1m.  Where is time in the equation, and what does that say about the effect of time on the answer?