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Why has no work being done if there is no displacement? Use the equation W=Fx D to explain your answer

Why has no work being done if there is no displacement? Use the equation W=Fx D to explain your answer
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Why has no work being done if there is no displacement? Use the equation W=Fx D to explain your answer

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For Work to be done, an object has to be moved in a given direction of an applied Force covering a specific distance or displacement. If the work is stationary or if it does not cover a specific displacement, no work is done
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