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Physics, 08.04.2020 21:18 TunaBoi

Units and force review Work is equal to force times distance. Remember that Force is equal to mass x acceleration ( kg m/s2 ,Newtons ) and distance must be in meters. The unit for work becomes a joule, so a joule is a Newton meter or Nm.
When using the work equation just multiply the force by the distance it moved and the unit is a joule (J)

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