Calculate the work done if a 5 N force applied to the right moves an object 3 meters to the right.

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the only reason i am wasting one of the two answers your post is allowed to get is because its been 3 hours and no one has answered yet.

Where do you go to school? I think it is very coincidental that you have the exact same question i do, and you had the question exactly when I got the question...about 3 hours ago. Now it IS a curriculum so its not that weird, but by any chance are you in K12? 8th grade?

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