Compute how much work was done on the aircraft

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An aircraft weighing 978 Newton is accelerated at 13 m/s² for 13 seconds, at which time the aircraft launches. Compute how much work was done on the aircraft? The acceleration is constant.

Reference no: EM13680021

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