Physics, asked by gouriman, 1 year ago

The work done in lifting a box , on to a platform does not depend upon how fast it lifted up. Explain your answer giving proper reason.

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Answered by Thelunaticgirl
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The work done (W) in lifting a box through a distance S against the gravitational force (F) is given by W = FS.

Hence , it is obvious that it is independent of the rate at which the box is lifted.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Work depends only on force and its displacement produced ..

It does not depend on time or any rate...

However,the rate(time) is required in case of power..

In case of energy,power it is independent...

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meelas2004: And work done also depends on the angle between the force and displacement
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