Let us suppose there are two balls of an equal mass shape and size. We apply an equal force on both. Then work done by the force will be:

Same

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Zero

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The correct option is A Same
We can say that same amount of work will be done for both the objects if the distance covered by both the object is also same.

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Let us suppose there are two balls of an equal mass shape and size. We apply an equal force on both. Then work done by the force will be:

The correct option is A SameWe can say that same amount of work will be done for both the objects if the distance covered by both the object is also same.

The correct option is A Same
We can say that same amount of work will be done for both the objects if the distance covered by both the object is also same.