Science, asked by nakomus27, 8 months ago

how much work is done when a 1-kilogram mass is raised to 3 meters

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Answered by jagdish101660

1

Explanation:

W= mgh

m= mass= 1kg

g= gravitational acceleration= 9.8 g/s sq.

h= 3m

w= mgh

= 1 * 9.8 * 3

= 29.4 N

Answered by Anonymous

1

W= mgh

m= mass= 1kg

g= gravitational acceleration= 9.8 g/s sq.

h= 3m

w= mgh

= 1 * 9.8 * 3

= 29.4 N

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