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3 years ago

How much do you do when you stand by carrying 50 kg load bricks? write the reason

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1 answer:

yanalaym [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

No work is done yet

Explanation:

Given data

Weight of the load=50kg

Distance= 0 meter ------------Standing on one point

Normally, work is said to be done when we apply a force/carry a load through a distance, since the person is standing and not moving through a distance, no work is done

Hence

Work done= 50*0= 0 joules

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