Physics, asked by rupalisingha068, 2 months ago

When the displacement is in the direction of force, then
the work done is called negative work. (True/False)

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Answered by swapnodeep2556

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Answer:

False

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Answered by mbakshi37

0

Answer:

False. W = F.S Cos A... since A is zero

W=F.S ; F >0 , S >0 so W= + x + = +

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