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You apply 14,500 J of work to one end of a crowbar. If the crowbar is 1.2 m long, how much work is produced by the crowbar? (You can assume no work is lost to friction.) 7.2 x 104 J 1.45 x 104 J 1.74 x 104 J 1.21 x 104 J
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so what is the formula of equation you use to determine " the work is produced by the crowbar"?
i am not really sure
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do you know?
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I really don't know. Sorry for disappointing you! It is not from honesty to answer a question I do not know.
no problem can you help with a different one?
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