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1 ft = 12 inch

60 inch = (60/12) = 5 ft

(1500 pounds) x (5 ft) = 7,500 foot-pounds

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To calculate the foot-pounds required to lift a weight, multiply the weight in pounds by the distance in feet. In this case, lifting 1500 pounds a distance of 60 inches (which is 5 feet) would require 1500 pounds * 5 feet = 7500 foot-pounds of work.

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