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A horse pulls on an object with a force of 300 newtons and does 12,000 joules of work. How far was the object moved?
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@ShailKumar help please..?
Hello @Miguel27525 !
Lets do this
WOrk = Force*distance
Let the distance travelled be d meters, Now 12000=300*d -->d=12000/300=40m
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