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    Dec 3, 2012, 09:23 PM
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    If 6 Joules of work are done on a 6kg box that is moved 3 meters, how much force is applied to the box?
    W= Fd:
    D=?
    F=?
    W?
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    Dec 4, 2012, 07:16 AM
    You are told that 6 joules of work are done so W=6 joules. It is moved 3 meters, so d = 3 meters. Now you can calculate the force, F, using W=Fd.
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