Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Can anyone pls give the derivation of the formula for work done by a constant force.

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Answered by PeehuChouksey

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I think it's only, work done=force ×displacement/distance.
and you can see the above eg.

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Answered by krishivvyas1234

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Answer:

w=m*s

Explanation:

thats it

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