Physics, asked by nharlalka24, 8 hours ago

Formula for work done (w), when a force (F) is applied and a displacement (s) is done - is

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Answered by jalakpanchal37

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Answer:

work done = force / displacement

Answered by Pranshu0807

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Answer:

w = F *s * cos θ

Explanation:

Thats it

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