Planet Shakers - rain down.

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rain down on me.

Hi I'm Radiant!Welcome to my science blog..I like to EAT and I love talkingandplayingand jokingandbeingcrazyand..you get the idea :D

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Monday, February 9, 2009

Work done=Force x Distance moved
1joule = 1 newton x 1m
1J = 1Nm
Work Done = Force x Distance moved
Force = Work Done/Distance moved
Distance moved = Work Done/Force

Moment of a force = F X d
Moment of a force = F x Perpendicular
distance from the fulcrum to the line
of action of the force

rained @ 5:54 AM