Physics, asked by apple2731, 1 year ago

in a tug of war tean a wins and team b lose which of these team does postive work or negative work, give reason

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Answered by anishkjains
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before the results the both teams done negative work and after that they do positive work
Answered by cosmonautworld
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negative and positive work ..........before and after respectively...........

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