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condition under which force does no work

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Answered by nabilsuraj2004
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When there is equal force from both directions from which the force is being applied from
Also when the force is less than the frictional force
Answered by JunaidMirza
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Work = FS cosθ

For zero work
1. S should be zero. This will happen if limiting frictional force is much larger than applied force. Body will not move => S = 0.
2. cosθ should be equal to zero. This will happen if θ = 90°. When Force is acting perpendicular to direction of motion of body then work done by force is zero.
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