A3kg crate is placed at the bottom of an inclined frictionless plane making an angle 30° above the horizontal and pushed up by a force F=40N parallel to the incline as shown below. If the incline is 6 m long, then the net work done on this crate when it reaches the top of the incline is equal to: F 0 270 J

A3kg crate is placed at the bottom of an inclined frictionless plane making an angle 30° above the horizontal and pushed up by a force F=40N parallel to the incline as shown below. If the incline is 6 m long, then the net work done on this crate when it reaches the top of the incline is equal to: F 0 270 J

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