d-distance (m) 1. Joseph sweeps his sidewalk with a broom. Joseph pushes a pile of dead leaves for distance of 3 meters using a force of 2.0 N. It takes Joseph 12 seconds to push the leaves. Calculate the mechanical work performed on the leaves. Report your answer in Joules. Calculate the power used to push the leaves. Report your answer in Watts AAAAAT Www.wW

d-distance (m) 1. Joseph sweeps his sidewalk with a broom. Joseph pushes a pile of dead leaves for distance of 3 meters using a force of 2.0 N. It takes Joseph 12 seconds to push the leaves. Calculate the mechanical work performed on the leaves. Report your answer in Joules. Calculate the power used to push the leaves. Report your answer in Watts AAAAAT Www.wW

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d- distance (m)
1. Joseph sweeps his sidewalk with a broom. Joseph pushes a
pile of dead leaves for distance of 3 meters using a force of 2.0
N. It takes Joseph 12 seconds to push the leaves.
Calculate the mechanical work performed on the leaves. Report
your answer in Joules.
Calculate the power used to push the leaves. Report your
answer in Watts

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