**Question:***This question has multiple versions. Read carefully!*A model helicopter carries a 10 kg package from point A to point B, as shown in the diagram. The helicopter and package both start and end at rest.What is the net work done on the package by the helicopter? Neglect drag.- A. 98 J- B. 589 J- C. 883 J- D. 147 J**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a model helicopter carrying a package. The journey from point A to point B consists of two segments:1. **Horizontal Movement:** - From point A, the helicopter moves horizontally for a distance of 9 meters.2. **Vertical Movement:** - The helicopter then ascends vertically for 6 meters to reach point B.The diagram uses arrows to indicate these movements, and it visually represents the helicopter starting at rest and coming to rest at the final position. Each segment of the path is clearly labeled with the respective distances.

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This question has multiple versions. Read carefully! A model helicopter carries a 10kg package from point A to point B, as shown in the diagram. The helicopter and package both start and end at rest. What is the net work done on the package by the helicopter? Neglect drag. A. 98J B. 589J C. 883) D. 1472) 9m B 6m

This question has multiple versions. Read carefully! A model helicopter carries a 10kg package from point A to point B, as shown in the diagram. The helicopter and package both start and end at rest. What is the net work done on the package by the helicopter? Neglect drag. A. 98J B. 589J C. 883) D. 1472) 9m B 6m

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