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Work Done

Calculate work (j) using the work done formula.

Work (J): -
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Work Done diagram

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Calculation explained

How this result was calculated

The formula, your substituted values, and the evaluated result are shown below.

Reference: Formulae and Tables, State Examinations Commission (2014), page 56.
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How the Work Done works

This calculator applies the formula given in Formulae and Tables, State Examinations Commission (2014), page 56. Enter values in consistent units.

Formula and inputs

force × distance

Inputs: Force (N), Distance (m).

Using the result

The result is rounded to 4 decimal places. Check units, assumptions and significant figures before using the answer.

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