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In ploughing a paddy field, a pair of bullocks exerts a force of 200 N together. If the length of field is 50 m, how much work is done in the process?

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Answered by sonalidhiman1985

Answer:

Explanation:

as per work is done it depends on the displacement,since the bullocks plug the field from where they started the same place they have to reach so the displacement is

200N*0=0

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In ploughing a paddy field, a pair of bullocks exerts a force of 200 N together. If the length of field is 50 m, how much work is done in the process?​

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In ploughing a paddy field, a pair of bullocks exerts a force of 200 N together. If the length of field is 50 m, how much work is done in the process?