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1) What we get by using the formula

f \times s \times  \cos( \beta )



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Answered by wak007
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force x displacement is formula of workdone ......n cos or sin is just the angle .....of frame from which it has been applied
Answered by SillySam
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Heya mate, Here is ur answer

Basically, what is
 \cos( \beta )
It is the angle ratio of base/hypotenuse in a right angled triangle.

The formula mentioned above

f \times d \times  \cos( \beta )

gives work done by a body.

You must have heared from ur teachers that When a body is at 90° , work done is 0 .

Why is it so❓❓

This is because the value of cos 90°=0 .

So, when you will use the formula of work done, work will come out to be 0 .

w = f \times d \times  \cos( \beta )

w = f \times d \times  \cos(90)

Because the angle is 90°

w = f \times d \times 0

As cos 90°=0

w=0 .

So, work done is 0 .

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