An ant drags a piece of sweet to a distance of 5m. What is the work done by the ant if she applies a force of 1 N?

1 J

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Solution

The correct option is C
5 J

Displacement of the sweet - 5m.
Force applied by the ant is 1 N
Work = Force x displacement

Work done by the ant = 5 m x 1N = 5 J.

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An ant drags a piece of sweet to a distance of 5m. What is the work done by the ant if she applies a force of 1 N?

The correct option is C 5 J Displacement of the sweet - 5m. Force applied by the ant is 1 N Work = Force x displacement Work done by the ant = 5 m x 1N = 5 J.

The correct option is C
5 J

Displacement of the sweet - 5m.
Force applied by the ant is 1 N
Work = Force x displacement

Work done by the ant = 5 m x 1N = 5 J.