Energy stores, work done and energy calculations

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Question 50
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Figure 1 shows a rescue worker pulling a rescue sled across a flat, snow-covered surface.

Diagram showing a rescue worker pulling a heavy rescue sled across flat snow. A horizontal arrow pointing to the left represents the tension force applied to the sled, labelled '425 N'.

The rescue worker pulls the sled with a constant horizontal force of 425 N.

Calculate the distance the sled moves when the force of 425 N does 8150 J of work on the sled.

Give your answer to an appropriate number of significant figures.

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Energy stores, work done and energy calculations Questions

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