Physics, asked by jelly05112004, 5 months ago

the work done on an object in a horizontal displacement on a frictionless plane is 50j. What is the increase in kinetic energy​

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Answered by alihusain40
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Explanation:

zero 0 is the right answer

Answered by diajain01
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QUESTION ⤵

the work done on an object in a horizontal displacement on a frictionless plane is 50j. What is the increase in kinetic energy

ANSWER ⤵

the work done on an object in a horizontal displacement on a frictionless plane is 50j which means that the force and the displacement are at an angle of 90° and due to this the work done can be said to be zero.

W=F.s

W=0

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