Answer to Question #201962 in Physics for Nique

Question #201962

Sheila did 110 J of work to move a chair 2.40 m to the right. What was the magnitude of the force that Sheila used to move the chair?

Expert's answer

"W=Fd,""F=\\dfrac{W}{d}=\\dfrac{110\\ J}{2.4\\ m}=45.8\\ N."

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