1. Is the amount of energy you spend always the same as the amount of work you accomplish? Explain. 2. Is the amount of work accomplished dependent on the path taken to move the object a particular distance? Explain
1. Is the amount of energy you spend always the same as the amount of work you accomplish? Explain. 2. Is the amount of work accomplished dependent on the path taken to move the object a particular distance? Explain
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Chapter10: Work, Energy And Machines
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Problem 81A
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