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A bullock is pulling a cart. The cart moves. There is a force on the cart and the cart has moved. Do you think that work is done in this situation?

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Yes. Work is done by the bullock as the direction of force applied and the direction of displacement of the cart is in the same direction. The product of force and displacement will give the work done by the bullock.

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