Work is done. work=forcexdisplacement. the ice skater glides 2 meters (displacement), so yes.
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As we know that the process is isothermal so here work done is given as
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so we have
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If the wind is offshore (blowing away from the dock), one should carefully approach the dock at a 20 to 30 degree angle. A bow line is then passed ashore and secured. In boats having an outboard, or inboard/outboard engine, the engine is turned towards the dock and put in reverse. This invariably will bring the stern into the dock.
There are no rules that can be used to answer that question.
Some of the main reasons include:
-- There's no such thing as the force of energy.
and
-- There's no such thing as negative force.
and
-- The phrase "continuum of movement" is rather vague.
Otherwise, the question is quite intriguing.
