What should be the angle between force and displacement so that no work is done?
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hey there!!
if the angle will be 90° then work done will be zero as the angle will increase work done will go in minus.
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if the angle will be 90° then work done will be zero as the angle will increase work done will go in minus.
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maheshpawar1332:
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work = (force).(displacement)
i.e. work = dot product of force and displacement
=> work = force. displacement. cos( θ)
we know that ..
cos (90)= cos (π/2) = 0
=> for θ= angle between force and displacement = π/2=90°
we have work done =0 joules
hence.... angle between force and displacement should be 90° for work to be 0joules
hope it helps you...
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i.e. work = dot product of force and displacement
=> work = force. displacement. cos( θ)
we know that ..
cos (90)= cos (π/2) = 0
=> for θ= angle between force and displacement = π/2=90°
we have work done =0 joules
hence.... angle between force and displacement should be 90° for work to be 0joules
hope it helps you...
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