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Explain work done when a body is moved horizontally along the friction less surface. [2 MARKS]


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1. Let’s consider a block kept on the table. Force acting on the block is F. Due to application of that force block moves a distance of s horizontally along the direction of the force.

If we ignore the frictional force acting on the block, net force acting on the block is F.

2. Work done = Force x Displacement x Cosθ

Since θ = 0 , cos 0=1

Work done = F x s


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