what is the work done by the force of tension in the string of simple pendulum
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The work done by tension on the string of a simple pendulum is always zero.
This is because the direction of tension is such that it always acts perpendicular to the displacement produced. So, as θ = 90o, Cosθ = 0 and so is the work done (work done being W = FsCosθ)
This is because the direction of tension is such that it always acts perpendicular to the displacement produced. So, as θ = 90o, Cosθ = 0 and so is the work done (work done being W = FsCosθ)
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The work done by force of tension in the string of simple pendulum is always zero
Work done = Force x displacement x cosФ
Here, Ф = 90° , as the force applied is perpendicular
As,cos90° = 0
So the work done is zero
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Work done = Force x displacement x cosФ
Here, Ф = 90° , as the force applied is perpendicular
As,cos90° = 0
So the work done is zero
Hope This Helps you! :)
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