How many joules would it take to move 200kg one meter? (over the course of one second)?

Question

I don't want any more fools saying things to the tune of:

'Can't be answered, missing too much info.'

Either fill in the gaps or tell me what else needs to be accounted for, or feck off

Answer 1

mass = 200 kg

d = 1 m

a = 1 m/s^2

F = m*a

E = F*d

E = 200kg*(1 m/s^2)*1m

E = 200 J

Answer 2

Can't be answered, missing too much info.

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Answer 3

I understand that you mean 200 kg of mass,so it weight is

200x9.8=1960 newtons.

Then the ENERGY to move it one meter is 1960x1m=1960 jouls.

Your second question is what POWER do we need to do 1960 jouls in 1 second. it is 1960/1 =1960 watt.

Please do not be hopeless to ask.I am here to help or say I do not know.

Please know that 1 hoursepower is 746 watts so you need

1960/746=2.627 hp to do this work.