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the work done to take an object of mass 20 kg to a height of 10 m is ....​

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Answered by LoverLoser
24

\small{\underline{\sf{\red{Given:\rightarrow}}}}

  • \sf{Mass= 20kg}
  • \sf{Height\ or\ Displacement = 10m}

\small{\underline{\sf{\orange{Find:\rightarrow}}}}

  • \tt{WORK\ DONE=??}

\small{\underline{\sf{\pink{Formula \ used:\rightarrow}}}}

  • \boxed{\sf{Work\ done = Force \times Displacement }}
  • \boxed{\sf{Force= Mass \times Acceleration}}

\small{\underline{\sf{\green{SoLution:\rightarrow}}}}

\sf{\implies F=20 \times 10= 200J }

Put value of F in work done formula we get,

\sf{\therefore W= 200 \times 10 = 2000J}

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Answered by Thelncredible
1

Given ,

  • Mass (m) = 20 kg
  • Height (h) = 10 m

As we know that ,

Work = Energy

Potential energy (PE)= mgh

Thus ,

PE = 20 × 10 × 10

PE = 2000 Joule

 \therefore The work done is 2000 J or 2 Kilo Joule

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