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A force of 50 N causes a displacement of 2 metres at an angle of 90 degrees to the direction of application of force on a body. The work done is​

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Answered by mallikapatowary
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Answered by AestheticSky
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  • 0 Joules
  • If the force is applied perpendicularly on the body, no work is done.

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we know that: -

\\\leadsto\underline{\boxed{\sf Work\:Done_{(W)}= Force_{(F)}\times Displacement_{(S)}\times \cos(\theta)}}\bigstar\\

  • We are already provided with the values of force, displacement, and theta in the question which are 50 N, 2 m and, 90° respectively.
  • cos 90° = 0

\\:\implies\sf Work\:Done = FS\cos(\theta)\\

\\:\implies\sf Work\:Done = 50\times 2\times 0 \\

\\:\implies\boxed{\boxed{\sf Work\:Done= 0 \:joules}}\bigstar\\

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