Science, asked by Krantiuphade, 8 months ago

Derive the expression for the work done when the displacement is in the direction of force

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Answered by inayatraza21

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Answer:

W=F.d

W=FdCos(theta)

Explanation:

since displacement is in the direction of force so angle between them is zero now:

cos0=1

so work done is maximum

now:

expression would be:

W=Fdcos0

W=Fd

hope so it would help you in complete understanding.

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