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A body performs no work. Does it imply that the body possesses no energy ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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A body performs no work. Does it imply that the body possesses no energy ?

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When a body does not perform any work, it never implies that the body has no energy. The body may have energy but still does not perform any work, e.g., a book placed on a table has potential energy but is not performing any work.

Answered by aman987043
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When a body does not perform any work, it never implies that the body has no energy. The body may have energy but still does not perform any work, e.g., a book placed on a table has potential energy but is not performing any work.

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