a person uses 75(joules) of work to apply a force of 5(newtons) to push a crate what distance did the crate move ?

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Ierofanga [76]3 years ago

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Hi there!

We know the equation:

W = F · d, where:

F = force (N)

d = displacement (m)

W = work (J)

Rearrange to solve for distance:

W/F = d

Plug in the given values:

75/5 = 15 m

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