If the force acting on an object is doubled while keeping the distance constant, what would be the amount of work performed on the object?

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A1/2 as much work
B1/4 as much work
C2 times as much
D4 times as much work
EThe amount of work stays the same

✓ Correct answer: C. 2 times as much As per the formula, if you double the force while keeping the distance constant, the amount of work is also doubled.

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