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A solid box of 200 g mass, is pulled up the frictionless inclined surface of length...

A solid box of 200 g mass, is pulled up the frictionless inclined surface of length 150 cm and height of 75 cm. How much the work done by the pulling force in moving the box up the end of the inclined surface

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