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A 15 N block lifted straight upward by a hand applying a force of 15 N...

A 15 N block lifted straight upward by a hand applying a force of 15 N has an initial kinetic energy of 3 J. If the block is lifted 3 m, how much work does the hand do?

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What is the block's final kinetic energy?

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