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05-10-2022
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suppose the top of a dangling chain of length 5 meters is half way down the side of a 100 meter building, and has a mass density of 10 kg/m. find the amount of work it will take to haul the chain up the side of the building to the roof (leave your answer in terms of the gravitational constant g.)

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