Question

A force of 6 N causes a displacement of 10 m. Find the work done​

Answer 1

Answer:

Correct option is

C

50 J

Given,

Force applied, F=5 N

Displacement, d=10 m

We know,

Work done, W=F×d

W=5×10

W=50 J

Answer 2

Given:

Force of 6 N is applied

Displacement of 10 m

To Find:

Work done

Calculations:

We know that,

• $\boxed{\bf{W \: = \: F \: \times \:D}}$

Where,

• W denotes work
• F denotes force
• D denotes displacement

Substituting values,

$: \implies$ W = 10 × 6

$: \implies$ W = 60

We gets,

$: \implies$ Work done is 60 J

Always remember that work done is measured in Joules