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an object on a floor is dragged, it is displaced in the direction of force applied. What is the force that causes negative work, when it is dragged through the floor​

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Answered by HJLearner
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Answer:

Force applied in the opposite direction and the work done by the friction in opposite direction of the object displaced

is an example of negative work done.

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Answered by stefangonzalez246
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While an object is dragged on the floor and gets displaced in the direction of force applied, the frictional force is responsible for the negative work.

Explanation:

  • The friction force is a type of force that resists the motion when one object comes in contact with another object.
  • The scenario given in the question is about sliding friction.
  • The work done by the frictional force is negative because it always opposes the relative motion.

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