Which equation would you use to solve the following problem?

An object is moved 29 meters with a force of 289 N. What is the work done?

A. The problem is asking to solve for power; P = W/t

B. The problem is asking to solve for energy; E = J/s

C. The problem is asking to solve for work; W = F x d

D. The problem is asking to solve for time; t = W/P

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Raiden Harrington

Physics

13 December, 02:15

Which equation would you use to solve the following problem?

An object is moved 29 meters with a force of 289 N. What is the work done?

A. The problem is asking to solve for power; P = W/t

B. The problem is asking to solve for energy; E = J/s

C. The problem is asking to solve for work; W = F x d

D. The problem is asking to solve for time; t = W/P

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Nicolas Porter · Answer 1

Work, scientifically speaking, is done when a force is applied to an object which consequently moves the object at a certain direction. Work in formula, is force multiplied with distance. Thus, the answer is

C. The problem is asking to solve for work; W = F x d