Physics, asked by ashutoshshah947, 1 year ago

a striking of a hammer can do work explain

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Answered by Anonymous

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Yes, because here we make displacement of hammer from up to down with the external force we applied during striking

Answered by payaldeshwal

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strike the hammer on your head and then observe it will definitely working.

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