A man carries a bucket of water of 1kg for 10 m then work done is
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hyy....
bcz the force on bucket is vertically upward and it's displacement is horizontal ... ,. angle between them is 90° .
and , a/q to formula
=>> w = f.s.cos theta
=> w = f.s.cos 90° = 0 joule answer
hope this helps !
bcz the force on bucket is vertically upward and it's displacement is horizontal ... ,. angle between them is 90° .
and , a/q to formula
=>> w = f.s.cos theta
=> w = f.s.cos 90° = 0 joule answer
hope this helps !
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Answer:
Work done is 0.
Explanation:
- The Force calculation: The man is carrying a bucket of water of mass, m = 1 kg
The acceleration = acceleration due to gravity
= g = 9.8 m/s², downward direction.
Applied force = F = mg = 1 × 9.8 N, downward direction.
= 9.8 N, downward direction.
- Work down: Displacement, S = 10 m, horizontally.
Here force and displacement are perpendicular to each other, so angle between them = Ф = 90° and cos90° = 0
Work down = F . S = F S cosФ = F S cos90° = F S(0) = 0
So, work done = 0.
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