explain what happens when displacement is normal to the direction of force applied.
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When displacement is normal to direction of force applied, work done is 0
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Explanation:
when displacement is normal to the direction of force applied , then the work done is 0
because w = f d cos thetha , here f stands for force and d stands for displacement
since , the angle that it makes is of 90° and the value of cos 90° is 0 . so the net work done is 0 .
eg :- work done by a coolie.
hope it helps garima
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