Astudent of physics applies a constant force of 25newtons while lifting a heavy physics book up into the air a distance of 2.0meters. how much work does the student do on the book?
1) 0joules, because gravity pulled down on the book
2) 5.0joules
3) 50 joules
4) the answer cannot be found without knowing the mass of the book.
5) the answer cannot be found without knowing the net force on the book.
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