A 75.67 kg object falls off the top of 85.33 m height. How much work is required to lift the object back to its original position, assuming the lifting is down with a constant velocity. No unit is required for the final answer. Round your answer to 0 decimal places.

A 75.67 kg object falls off the top of 85.33 m height. How much work is required to lift the object back to its original position, assuming the lifting is down with a constant velocity. No unit is required for the final answer. Round your answer to 0 decimal places.

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