Science, asked by Anonymous, 3 months ago

plz answer this question ❓❓​4 th part only

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Answered by riyansh5
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Answer:

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A force should act on an object

Answered by koki13
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Answer:

option II.

Explanation:

work = force × distance

W = FS cos theta.

I. if force acts on object it is not obvious that work is done for eg. if we exert force on the wall, it doesn't move so no work is done.

III. if force acts perpendicular to object i.e 90°

Cos 90° = 0

so no work is done.

IV. if object not moves no displacement occured.

so work done is zero.

so the right option is II.

hope it helps u....

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