3 years ago

A mountain climber weighs 42.0 N. If he climbs a hill 100m high. Calculate the work done in joules

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1 answer:

quester [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is 4200 J.

Explanation:

The formula of work done is, W = F×D where F is the force of an object and D is the distance. Then you just substitute the values into the equation :

W = F×D

F = 42N

D = 100m

W = 42 × 100

= 4200 J

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A mountain climber weighs 42.0 N. If he climbs a hill 100m high. Calculate the work done in joules​

A mountain climber weighs 42.0 N. If he climbs a hill 100m high. Calculate the work done in joules