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Say you have an object on a smooth friction-less slope, and a force 10N (acting parallel to the slope) is applied to it to move it at a distance 5m up the slope.
Work done by the force is: force*distance. In this case, 10*5 = 50 joules of energy
Does all that energy get transferred to gravitational potential energy?
Work done by the force is: force*distance. In this case, 10*5 = 50 joules of energy
Does all that energy get transferred to gravitational potential energy?