2 years ago

What should be angle between force and displacement to get the maximum work

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Bas_tet [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

0°

Explanation:

The angle between force and displacement should be 0° in order to get the maximum work done.

Work done = Force x dcosФ°

Ф is the angle between force and displacement

When Ф is zero, the maximum work done is attained

When Ф is 90, the minimum work is done, in fact, work done is 0

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