why is the work done on an object moving with uniform circular
motion zero?
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work done by an object moving in uniform circular motion is zero because
work done = force × displacement
and when a circular motion is completed then , the displacement of an object is zero so there is no work done , however , if the object in circular motion does not complete one revolution then there will be work done
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work done = force × displacement
and when a circular motion is completed then , the displacement of an object is zero so there is no work done , however , if the object in circular motion does not complete one revolution then there will be work done
hope this helps
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