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Q33. Calculate the distance between a man and a box when 100 J of work done to move the box with a force of 15 N. O 16.6 m

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Q33. Calculate the distance between a man and a box when 100 J of work
done to move the box with a force of 15 N.
O 16.6 m
O 26.6 m
O 6 m
O 6.6 m

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