Find the increase in block gravitational potential energy

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A block of ice weighs 100 N. You can lift the block vertically a distance of 2 m. You can also push the same block up a ramp that is 4 m long. How much work is done in each case? What is the increase in the block's gravitational potential energy in each case? Comment on whether you would lift the block vertically or use the ramp and why

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