If force is applied, there will be always kinetic energy generated. Is that true?

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No , it is not always true.

For example if apply force on a wall, this condition will not hold.

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If force is applied, there will be always kinetic energy generated. Is that true?

No , it is not always true. For example if apply force on a wall, this condition will not hold.

No , it is not always true.

For example if apply force on a wall, this condition will not hold.