Physics, asked by anshikagarwal603, 10 months ago

Consider a drop of mass 1•00g falling from a height of 1•00km•what is the work done by the gravitational force?

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Answered by abhisheksingh96184

Answer:

m=0.001kg

h=1000m

g=9.8

w=mgh

0.001×9.8×1000

w=9.8j

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