Science, asked by gulliameenakshi, 7 months ago

Is there a difference between 'applying a force' and 'doing work? Give reason
for your answer.
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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

No because in doing work we are also applying some force without force we cannot do any work so there is no difference btw applying force and doing work

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