Physics, asked by arsalan8801, 1 year ago

How much work done by a force of 10n in moving an object through a distance of 10m in the direction of the force?

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Answered by Unicorn2007

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Answer:

100 Nm

Explanation:

Work done= Force*Displacement

= 10*10

= 100 Nm

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