Science, asked by kushboosinha4582, 1 year ago

Is there a difference appling a force an d doing work ? Give reason

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Answered by jyotsrivastva

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yes there is a difference

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Answered by avinashkamaths

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Scientifically, you do work only when the force applied by you results in displacement of the object. Put simply, if it doesnt move, no work is done.

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