You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. How much (physical) Work did you do to the suitcase? Here is the transcription for the educational website:---### Question Options:- ○ 36 940 Joule- ○ some negative amount (West is negative)- ○ 36 000 Joule- ○ 60 Joule- ○ 101 490 Joule- ○ 108 000 Joule- ○ 72 000 Joule- ○ impossible to pull 30 kg that far with only 90 N- ○ zero (0) since constant velocity---Each option represents a possible answer to a question related to energy or force applied in a physical context. This exercise likely involves calculating work done, considering directionality (indicated by "West is negative"), and understanding concepts like constant velocity or feasibility of the given physical constraints.

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You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. How much (physical) Work did you do to the suitcase?

You drag your 30 kg suitcase 1200 m thru the Chicago airport at essentially constant velocity 2.0 m/s, by pulling its handle 90 N mostly upward, but 20° Westward. How much (physical) Work did you do to the suitcase?

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