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  • Calculating Force Applied: Work, Distance, and Force
    Given:

    * Work done, $W = 30000 \text{ J}$

    * Distance moved, $d = 20 \text{ m}$

    To find:

    * Force applied, $F$

    Solution:

    The force applied to the boulder can be calculated using the formula:

    $$W = F \times d$$

    Where:

    * $W$ is the work done

    * $F$ is the force applied

    * $d$ is the distance moved

    Substituting the given values into the formula, we get:

    $$30000 \text{ J} = F \times 20 \text{ m}$$

    Dividing both sides by $20 \text{ m}$, we get:

    $$F = \frac{30000 \text{ J}}{20 \text{ m}}$$

    $$F = 1500 \text{ N}$$

    Therefore, the force applied to the boulder is 1500 N.

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