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Two forces are used to move a block 2 meters across a level surface shown in the following figure. Is the work done by force A greater than, equal to or less than the work done by force B? (Note: the force vectors are drawn to scale)

Source: Physics: A Conceptual Worldview; 7th edition

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**Problem 24: Work Done by Forces**

"Two forces are used to move a block 2 meters across a level surface as shown in the following figure. Is the work done by force A greater than, equal to, or less than the work done by force B? (Note: The force vectors are drawn to scale.)"

**Diagram Explanation:**

- The diagram illustrates a block being moved along a level surface.
- There are two force vectors, labeled A and B.
- Force A is drawn as a diagonal vector pointing upwards and to the right.
- Force B is drawn as a horizontal vector pointing directly to the right.
- Both vectors originate from the same point on the block, indicating they are applied at the same location.

The question asks to determine the relationship between the work done by these two forces over a 2-meter displacement.

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