MCQ
Work done in raising a box depends on
- AHow fast it is raised
- BThe strength of the man
- ✓The height by which it is raised
- DNone of the above
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
The height by which it is raised
c
(c)Work in raising a box
= (weight of the box) $×$ (height by which it is raised)
(c)Work in raising a box
= (weight of the box) $×$ (height by which it is raised)
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