Physics, asked by nikhilgwda1, 7 months ago

how to calculate force when work is given?

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Answered by Imfaiza

1

Answer:

work done = force × displacement

thus

F = workdone/ displacement

Answered by sk6107429

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work done =force ×displacement

Explanation:

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