Physics, asked by tdprajapati3682, 10 months ago

How much work is it to lift a 20 kg sack of potatoes vertically 6.5 m

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Answered by jaynil2012

4

W=F*s*cosx

w=mg*6.5*cos0°

w=20*10*6.5*1

w=1300 J

Answered by AJ2022

0

Answer:1300J

Explanation:

W.D = F * D

W.D = mg * D

= 20* 10 * 6.5

= 20 * 65

= 1300J

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