Science, asked by shivajikadam71977, 2 months ago

Phosphate
5) Can you explain when the work done is positive and negative
with suitable example?​

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Answered by zainacommunication
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When an object moves on horizontal surface,force and displacement acts in forward direction. So,work done is positive. NEGATIVE WORK:The work done is said to be negative work when force and displacement are in opposite direction.

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