Physics, asked by wardamazhar55, 9 months ago

When you left 2000N weight to height of 2m. How much work is done.

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Answered by sonusharma46

2

Answer:

work done = force * displacement

=2000/2

=1000 joules

like my answer

Answered by Lena23

0

Work done = force × displacement

= 2000N × 2m

= 4000Nm or 4000 Joules

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