Physics, asked by Dppu1294, 1 year ago

Is the concept of work only defined in mechanics?

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Answered by Anonymous
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No, it is also defined in electricity,modern physics and other parts with a good application and numerical.
Answered by ans81
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No, it is also given in some physics books that there is no concept of work
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