Physics, asked by AFailureHustling, 1 year ago

consider a force vector F=i+j+k. Another vector perpendicular of F is.

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Answered by albert83
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if any vector as displacement vector is perpendicular to the force vector , then work done by the force vector will always zero

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Answered by avneetkumarchoudhary
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Answer:

F = I +j + k

qnd it is perpendicular to F then

when we do dot product of this vector then it will come ZERO

F.s cos@ = 0

I + j + k . s Cos@ = 0

solve the rest

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