= In each of the following situations you apply a force FA 140 N. Rank the following according to the amount of work done by FÅ going from largest to smallest. (Drawing a diagram might be helpful.) You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply FA at an angle of 30° above the horizontal along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply 2 × FA at an angle of 30° above the horizontal along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with a kinetic friction coefficient of 0.4. You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 20 kg for 2 m with a kinetic friction coefficient of 0.4. You apply FA on a mass of 10 kg straight up to lift the mass 2 m.

= In each of the following situations you apply a force FA 140 N. Rank the following according to the amount of work done by FÅ going from largest to smallest. (Drawing a diagram might be helpful.) You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply FA at an angle of 30° above the horizontal along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply 2 × FA at an angle of 30° above the horizontal along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with no friction. You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 10 kg for 2 m with a kinetic friction coefficient of 0.4. You apply FA horizontally along flat, horizontal ground on a mass of 20 kg for 2 m with a kinetic friction coefficient of 0.4. You apply FA on a mass of 10 kg straight up to lift the mass 2 m.

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