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A bear scratches his claws on a big pine tree. Does the bear do work on the tree? why or why not? (btw it has to do with physics) ITS NOT A GENERAL QUESTION.

A bear scratches his claws on a big pine tree. Does the bear do work on the tree? why or why not? (btw it has to do with physics) ITS NOT A GENERAL QUESTION.
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A bear scratches his claws on a big pine tree. Does the bear do work on the tree? why or why not?

(btw it has to do with physics) ITS NOT A GENERAL QUESTION.

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The bear is actually sharpening his claws. That's the only reason he scratches a tree with his claws

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