Science, asked by kulwinder2151966, 1 year ago

calculate the work done in lifting 200kg of water up to a height of 6 meters.(g=10m/s ^2)

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Answered by YaduvanshiSurya

1

Answer:

work done=m×g×h

=200×10×6

=12000N/m^2

Answered by Akshat020607

1

Answer:

12000 J

Explanation:

Work=Force*Displacement

Force=mass*acceleration

Force=200*10=2000 N (NEWTON)

Work=2000*6=12000 J (JOULE)

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