F=Force=newtons(N)
d=distance=meters(m)
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W=work=joules(J)
F=Force=newtons(N)
d=distance=meters(m)
W=f•d F=m•a a=(vf-vi) / te
Janeil shoves a physics book off his deskwhich is 0.70 m long. To do this he applies a force for 0.20m that makes the 3.5 kg textbook accelerate 0.75m/s/s . How much work did he do on the book? Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
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