Physics, 25.03.2020 22:55, 91miketaylor

A Tyrannosaurus rex did 107 J of work to lift its dinner, 2721 m from the ground.
What force did the Tyrannosaurus rex raise its dinner?

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A Tyrannosaurus rex did 107 J of work to lift its dinner, 2721 m from the ground.
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