A boy pushes the wall,the wall dosen't moves.What happens to the energy that he applied?Where does the energy goes?Even the work done is zero
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We know that
3)Work = Force × displacement
Let's think the boy is applying X N force
Now,Work =X × 0
[the displacement doesn't happen.]
So the work = 0
1) Pushing a wall means the boy is applying force.
Now
Energy = Force × Displacement
Here the displacement is 0
So it means Energy is 0
You didn't transfer any energy to the wall.
2)The energy turns into heat,then the heat is transferred into the blood.
Hope it helps.
3)Work = Force × displacement
Let's think the boy is applying X N force
Now,Work =X × 0
[the displacement doesn't happen.]
So the work = 0
1) Pushing a wall means the boy is applying force.
Now
Energy = Force × Displacement
Here the displacement is 0
So it means Energy is 0
You didn't transfer any energy to the wall.
2)The energy turns into heat,then the heat is transferred into the blood.
Hope it helps.
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bcoz sometimes the effect of force is not applicable as on the wall it is not applicable.the energy which is applied is wasted.
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