Chapter 6: Q19P (page 277)
You push a crate3 m across the floor with aforce whose direction is below the horizontal. How much work do you do?
Short Answer
Work done after pushing the crate across the floor is 104 N m.
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Chapter 6: Q19P (page 277)
You push a crate3 m across the floor with aforce whose direction is below the horizontal. How much work do you do?
Work done after pushing the crate across the floor is 104 N m.
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