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Imagine putting yourself in a push-up position and staying there. Assume that neither the floor nor your body moves. You will use a lot of energy but do no work. How can energy …

Imagine putting yourself in a push-up position and staying there. Assume that neither the floor nor your body moves. You will use a lot of energy but do no work. How can energy …
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Imagine putting yourself in a push-up position and staying there. Assume that neither the floor nor your body moves. You will use a lot of energy but do no work. How can energy be consumed when no work is done.

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Because gravity caused by your weight acting onto the ground.

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