A man pulls a 100 N crate up a frictionless 30° slope 5 m high (vertical distance moved) as shown . The crate moves at constant speed. The work done by the man is: 100 N 5 m 30° O 1.(-) 500 J O 2. (-) 250 J O 3.0 J O 4.250 J O 5.500 J

A man pulls a 100 N crate up a frictionless 30° slope 5 m high (vertical distance moved) as shown . The crate moves at constant speed. The work done by the man is: 100 N 5 m 30° O 1.(-) 500 J O 2. (-) 250 J O 3.0 J O 4.250 J O 5.500 J

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A man pulls a 100 N crate up a frictionless 30° slope 5 m high (vertical distance moved) as
shown . The crate moves at constant speed. The work done by the man is:
100 N
5 m
30°
O 1.(-) 500 J
O 2. (-) 250 J
O 3.0 J
O 4.250 J
O 5.500 J

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