Is the work done to overcome gravity by an object with a weight of 1n, which is accelerated vertically or raised 1m vertically at a uniform speed, 1J? Is work done by overcoming gravity the work done by gravity?

Is the work done to overcome gravity by an object with a weight of 1n, which is accelerated vertically or raised 1m vertically at a uniform speed, 1J? Is work done by overcoming gravity the work done by gravity?

Work against gravity is the same
however
The work done on objects is different
Because uniform velocity means that the resultant force is zero
The pull exerted on an object is equal to gravity
Acceleration must be greater than gravity to produce acceleration
It is easy to infer that the work done by the latter is greater than the former