A chain that is 30.5 m long and that weighs 47.7 N/m hangs from an axle on which it is to be wound. What is the work done in winding up 15.25 m of the chain? work = Number Joules Round your answer to 3 decimal places

A chain that is 30.5 m long and that weighs 47.7 N/m hangs from an axle on which it is to be wound. What is the work done in winding up 15.25 m of the chain? work = Number Joules Round your answer to 3 decimal places

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