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Author: Peterson, John.

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Chapter 45, Problem 36A

For each of the following problems, substitute the given values in the formula and solve for the unknown. Check each answer.
In mechanical energy applications, force (F) in pounds equals work (W) in foot-pounds divided by distance (D) in feet, F = W D . Determine W when F = 150.0 pounds and D = 7.500 feet.

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