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Physics, 03.08.2019 02:00, gymnastlyfe123

Ann and carol each lift the timber with a force of 80 kg/m/s2. if they lift the timber a distance of 1.25 meters, how much work is each woman doing? question 1 options: a.64.00 j b.78.75 j c.81.25 j d. 100.00 j save

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