Physics, asked by steve456321, 1 year ago

Apply force no displacement-please give me 2 examples

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Answered by prem33
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1) when we push the wall we apply force but their is no displacement in it
2) when we wish to displace a heavy rock but unable to do so at that time also
Answered by Anonymous
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When a body is moving, all forces produce work. It may be negative, positive or null.

Suppose we’re both pushing a huge box from the opposite sides: since you’re probably stronger than me, the box will move in my direction. However, I am still applying a force. My force and the displacement go in opposite directions, so my work is negative.

The same thing happens with friction: it goes against the movement, and it’s a force, so the work it does is negative.

What about putting a book in the top shelf? You’re pushing, and your force is parallel to the displacement (since you push upwards and the book goes up) but gravity is pushing down: it goes against the displacement. Once again, the work is negative.

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