Answer to Question #79087 in Electric Circuits for Teresa

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Question #79087

If a 7.00 kg object is lifted 6.00 m vertically upward in 4.00 s, what is the minimum work required?

Expert's answer

We can find the minimum work required from the formula:
W=Fh=mgh=7.0 kg∙9.8 m/s^2 ∙6.0 m=412 J.

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