87. How much work is done by theexternal upward force? *O a. 392 JO b. 49 JO c. 1960 JO d. zero A container with mass 5 kg is lifted to a height of8 m by a 49-N upward force.

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87. How much work is done by the
external upward force? *
O a. 392 J
O b. 49 J
O c. 1960 J
O d. zero

A container with mass 5 kg is lifted to a height of
8 m by a 49-N upward force.

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