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work energy theorem (no kinematics)?

a 200 kg box is being lifted by a crane that is accelerating the box upwards at 1 m/s^2at 60 meters a) what is the work done by the tension in the cable b) what is the work done by gravity c) what is the velocity of the crate (no kinematics allowed!)

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Force 200 kg x (1+ 9.81 )m/s^2 2162 N a) what is the work done by the tension in the cable work done Force x distance moved 2162 x 60 129,720 N-m b)what is the work done on gravity 200 x 9.81 x 60 117,720 N-m c) work converted into K.E( 129,720 - 117,720) 12000 0.5mv^2 12000 0.5 x 200 x v^2 v 10.954 m /s ans

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