The amount of work done depends on

Both force and displacement

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Both force and displacement

B
displacement

The amount of work done depends on both force applied and displacement produced in the direction of the force applied. Hence, it is given by the mathematical expression $W = F \times S$ .

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The amount of work done depends on

The correct options are A Both force and displacement B displacement The amount of work done depends on both force applied and displacement produced in the direction of the force applied. Hence, it is given by the mathematical expression W=F×S.

The correct options are
A
Both force and displacement

B
displacement

The amount of work done depends on both force applied and displacement produced in the direction of the force applied. Hence, it is given by the mathematical expression $W = F \times S$ .