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explain the work done when a force acts on a body at an angle with the direction of motion

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Explain the work done when a force acts on a body at an angle with the direction of motion ...

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When an force is applied in pulling body at angle θ . which is horizontal then the work done is equal to the product of horizontal component of the force and distance moved by the body.

 \sf \: w = f \: cos  \: \theta \times s \\  \sf \: w = f.s \: cos \theta \\  \sf \bullet \: when  \: \theta = 90 {}^{ \circ}  \\  \sf \: w = f \times s \times cos \:  90 \degree \\  \sf \: w = f \times s \times 0 \\  \boxed{ \bf \: w = 0}

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