Physics, asked by TehreemAhsan, 2 days ago

A force is exerted in lifting a 100 kg mass straight up to the height of 10m. What is the amount of work? Explain your answer with a solution.

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Answered by gayathridevimj
0

Answer:

W = F . d

= 100× 10

= 1000 is the answer

Answered by SwarajBose
5

Answer:

Explanation:

Let the gravitational acceleration = g = 9.8 m/sec^2

The force on 100 kg mass = F = 100*9.8 = 980 Newton

Work = Force * Displacement = 980*10 = 9800 Joule

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