what is the work done on a 34-n weight if it is lifted up 1 km?
a.
17 j
b.
34 j
c. 0.034 j
d.
34,000 j

34,000J (or 34 kJ)

Explanation:

Work is F•D. Assuming we're neglecting any odd angles, possible work done by whatever is pulling it up, and that it is pulled up with a force equal to its weight:

Work = (34N)(1000m) = 34,000J

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