If we increase the distance traveled when doing work, and keep all other factors the same, what will happen?
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d. The amount of work will increase.
Explanation:
If the distance traveled is increased and other factors are kept constant, then the amount of work done will increase.
For is a product of force and distance. Work done = Force x distance
This shows that force and distance are directly related to work done. A change in any of the two product will change the value of work done. The unit of work done is Joules
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