Physics, asked by iyadeaminratu, 4 months ago

how much work is done by a force of 1.0N moving through 1.0M

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

1 joule

Explanation:

its the definition of 1 joule

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Answered by chukkalur2004

2

Answer:

1 J

Explanation:

Work done to move an object by 1m by applying a force of 1N is 1J, J is joule, the SI unit of Work.

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