Physics, asked by geetanjali64, 1 year ago

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Is it possible that no transfer of energy may take place even when a force is applied to a body?

A

Yes, when force is normal to displacement.

B

No, when force is normal to displacement.

C

Yes, when force is parallel to displacement.

D

No, when force is parallel to displacement

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Answered by sabaahat6

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Answer:

A

yes when force is normal to displacement

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