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Cheyenne Fisher

21 June, 05:01

A person lifts a 6.50kg box off the ground a vertical distance of 1.25m and then carries it horizontally across the room by 4.75m.

1). What is the work done by the person on the box?

2). What is the work done by gravity on the box?

3). What is the potential energy of the box as the person walks horizontally?

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