Physics, asked by janvirana8191, 11 months ago

What is the displacement if force applied in 60j work is 70N??

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Answered by naveli2724

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Answer:

work = force × displacement

60 = 70 × x

x. = 60 / 70 = 0.857 m

Answered by Aayush325sharma

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W= f.x

60=70×X

X=60/70

X= 0.85m

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