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Does the distance moved depend only on force and work, not mass?
Oh I see what you're saying, I guess my teacher didn't convey that point very well^^- Riddl3r
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Why does the work formula give the same distance regardless of mass?
Homework Statement Our teacher made an unconvincing argument based on this example: If a horizontal force of 15 N were a applied to a 2 kg block, and the work done was 20 J, what distance did the object move? 2. The attempt at a solution Using W=F*d the teacher solved this: 20 J=15 N*x ->...- Riddl3r
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Does the distance moved depend only on force and work, not mass?
Homework Statement Our teacher made an unconvincing argument based on this example: If a horizontal force of 15 N were a applied to a 2 kg block, and the work done was 20 J, what distance did the object move? 2. The attempt at a solution Using W=F*d the teacher solved this: 20 J=15 N*x...- Riddl3r
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