How do you calculate the work done against gravity?

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The discussion revolves around calculating the work done against gravity, specifically in the context of lifting an object, such as a 175 g apple, with a given amount of work, 3.0 J.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Assumption checking

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • Participants are attempting to understand how to calculate the distance an object is lifted based on the work done against gravity. There are questions about the relevant formula and the principles involved in this calculation.

Discussion Status

The discussion includes various levels of engagement, with some participants expressing uncertainty about the calculations and others suggesting looking up formulas or resources. There is no clear consensus on the approach to take, but participants are exploring different avenues for understanding the problem.

Contextual Notes

One participant mentions an upcoming exam, indicating a time constraint that may affect their ability to engage deeply with the material.

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Please help me !

If a 3.0j of work is done in raising 175 g apple , how far is it lifted?
 
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What do you think? How do you calculate the work done against gravity?
 


I don't knw pls help 2moro I have an exam
 


Look in your book or whatever you have.
 


You should definitely know the formula for the Work done by a force (making the problem extremely trivial).
 

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