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Work W done by a constant force F that produces a displacement L in the direction

of the force is :

W = F∙L

for the case stated: W = 100N∙20m = 2 000J (joules)

The mass of the object is not involved in the calculation.

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Q: How much work is done by moving a 20Kg object 20m using a force of 100 Newtons parallel to the direction of motion?
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