Physics, asked by nellamvijaya, 8 months ago

The work done by a force on a body is said to be zero ,when

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Answered by 1221unknown

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the body is not moved, or the shape is not changed

Answered by siddarthhuded

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Work done is said to be zero when force applying to the body is zero or the Displacement done by body pic zero. if the value that means force acting on body is perpendicular then the force acting will be equals to zero

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