Physics, asked by ashwin5649, 4 months ago

If a force F acts on a block moves over a distance S in the direction of force then the amount of work done W is given by W=F+S

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Answered by brainlyuser918990

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Answer:

No it is not F+S it is F*S

Explanation:

F and S both are in translational motion

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