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Body falls freely from rest, a height of 2 m. if acceleration due to gravity is 10 m/ s2, determine the work done by the force of gravity​

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Answered by vetrivinayagar2008
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Answer:

for me maths allergy I don't know answer

Answered by mai3002
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Answer:

w=20m(J)

Explanation:

i think this question is missing the mass of the body, or we can get the work done by given the mass

w(work done)=f(force)*x(distance)

as, the force which acting on the body is the gravity force ,so (F=mg)

where (m for mass and g for gravity g=10m/s^2)

so, w=(mg)*x

w=(m)*10*2=20m(J)

(x=h=2m)

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