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A 1000 N force is applied to the block as shown . There is 300 N force of sliding friction. The block moves 25 m. How much work was done by the applied force in moving this block

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Work done = Fuet x displacement والے 1000 - 300) 425 = 17500 g work done = 17500 J PLEASE UPVOTE

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