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25 December, 10:52

True or false according to scientists you do work only when you exert energy

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  1. 25 December, 10:56
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    In Physics, the definition of "work" is: a force acting through a distance.

    When that happens, the work done is handled as an amount of energy.

    Notice that no matter how great the force is, if it doesn't act through

    any distance, then according to this definition, no 'work' is done.
  2. 25 December, 11:07
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    The answer is False
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