Which of the following statements correctly defines quantitatively the work done by a force? the product of the force and the distance moved
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Correct Answer: Option A
Explanation:
The quantity of work done (or energy converted) by a force, when the force moves, depends on two obvious factors:
- the distance moved (in the direction along which the force acts) and
- the magnitude (strength) of the force
The quantity of work done (or energy converted) by a force, when the force moves, depends on two obvious factors:
- the distance moved (in the direction along which the force acts) and
- the magnitude (strength) of the force