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If a body of mass 10kg is pushed horizontally by a horizontal force of 5 newton, then the work done by gravity is

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Answered by neeldhaygude
12

AS THERE IS NO CHANGE IN HEIGHT OF OBJECT AND IT IS JUST MOVED HORIZONTALLY THERE IS NO DISPLACEMENT DUE TO GRAVITY THUS WORK DONE BY GRAVTY= 0 J

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Answered by handgunmaine
5

Explanation:

Given that,

Mass of a body, m = 10 kg

Horizontal force acting on the body, F = 5 N

To find,

The work done by gravity.

Solution,

For a body to do work, it must have force acting on it and it must move some displacement. Mathematical formula is given by :

W=Fd\cos\theta

F is force

d is displacement

The force and displacement on the body is in horizontal direction. It is clear that there is no force and displacement in vertical direction. As a result, no work is done by gravity.

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