Math, asked by reubenehijiator, 9 months ago

Find the energy used up by a car speeding with a force of 90N through a distance of 60 meters.

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Answered by malice

1

Answer:

Energy/Work = Force × Displacement

= 60m× 90N

=150 Joules

Answered by Hauwautaheerusman

2

Answer:

=150 Joules

Step-by-step explanation:

= 60m× 90N

=150 Joules

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