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differentiate between positive work negative work and zero work​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hello

  • When force and displacement both are in same direction, the work done is said to be positive.
  • When force and displacement are in opposite directions, the work done is said to be negative.
  • And, work done is said to be zero when force or displacement are perpendicular to each other. Or, either of them is zero.

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Answered by omkarkavathethc
1

Explanation:

Positive work - when the force and displacement are in same direction the work is called positive work.

Negative work- when the force and displacement are in opposite directions the work is called Negative work.

Zero work- When the applied force does not cause any displacement then it is Zero work.

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