Physics, asked by Satyamsaurya, 1 year ago

If a body moves along a frictionless path it's energy remains always same . Why?

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Answered by KanishkRaj

Because there is no opposing force I.e. friction to reduce its energy

Answered by Avanish010

Because if there will be friction then only there will be loss of energy..If there will no friction then the body doesn't loss energy..it obeys news first's law of motion..

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