An 80N force was applied to a box at an angle of 55°. How much work was done to the object if it moved 4.5 m from rest? O 206.49 J O 412.98 J 589.79 J O 294.89 J A 50-N horizontal force applied on the book created a 2- meter horizontal displacement. Which among the following expressions will lead to the correct value of work done on the book? O W=(50N) (2 meters) OW (50 N) (2 meters)cos0 = OW= (50 N) (2 meters) cos90 O W= -(50 N) (2 meters) cos180

An 80N force was applied to a box at an angle of 55°. How much work was done to the object if it moved 4.5 m from rest? O 206.49 J O 412.98 J 589.79 J O 294.89 J A 50-N horizontal force applied on the book created a 2- meter horizontal displacement. Which among the following expressions will lead to the correct value of work done on the book? O W=(50N) (2 meters) OW (50 N) (2 meters)cos0 = OW= (50 N) (2 meters) cos90 O W= -(50 N) (2 meters) cos180

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