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Calculate the work done by a force of 30N in lifting a load of 2kg to a height of 10m g=10m/s

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Answered by seemasssingh4p893y4
0
work done=mgh
2×10×0.1= 2Joule


I hope it will help u
Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
26

 \huge \fbox{Answer}

 \large { \underline {\underline {\red{\frak{Given}}}}}

 \mapsto \sf{Force\:applied\:on\: object=30N}

 \mapsto \sf{Height  \: of  \: body(h)=10m}

 \mapsto \sf{Gravity  \: of \:  body(g)=10m {s}^{ - 1} }

 \large { \underline {\underline {\red{\frak{To  \: find}}}}}

 \leadsto \sf{Work  \: done(W)  \: by  \: object. }

 \large { \underline {\underline {\red{\frak{Formula  \: required}}}}}

 \pink \star {\boxed {\sf{Work  \: done (W)=Force(f)×Displacement(s)}}} \pink \star

 \large { \underline {\underline {\red{\frak{According \:  to  \: Question}}}}}

 {{ :\implies {\sf{Work  \: done (W)=Force(f)×Displcement(s)}}} }

 {{ :\implies {\sf{Work  \: done (W) = 10×30}}} }

 {{ :\implies {\sf{Work  \: done (W) = 300N}}} }

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