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Mention the cases when work done is zero?3m​

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Answered by gnaneshk2006
3

Explanation:

when there is no force is done

force is 0

Answered by TheUntrustworthy
37

Cases when work done is zero:

  • Force and displacement are perpendicular (when ø is 90⁰).
  • When there is no displacement (That is s=0).

Work = FScosø

Force & Acceleration:

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