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Here WORK DONE (W)=FS COS(angle between F&S)

Supposing displacement S is in the direction of force F on the body.SO ANGLE IS ZERO. where Cos(0)=1

W= 62*S

S=W/62

=2920/62

=47.09m

This is maximum displacement she can produce in the the body of mass 20kg where as maximum work done that she can do is 2920J.

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Mass of baby is not needed. Force is given as 62 N and work to be performed is 2920 J

So distance = W/F = 2920/62 = 47.1 m

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Q: How far can a mother push a 20.0 kg baby carriage using a force of 62.0 N at an angle of 30.0 to the horizontal if she can do 2920 J of work?
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