Abe uses a wheelbarrow to move soil from his garden to a new flowerbed. He exerts an average force of 185 N while pushing the wheelbarrow, and he does 6.1 kJ of work while moving each load of soil. How far is he moving the soil?

The distance he moved the soil is 32.97 m.

Explanation:

Given;

force exerted on the wheelbarrow, F = 185 N

work done in moving the soil, w = 6.1 kJ = 6100

The work done in moving the soil is given as;

Work done = force x distance he moved the soil

W = F x d

d = W / F

d = (6100) / (185)

d = 32.97 m

Therefore, the distance he moved the soil is 32.97 m.

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