Question

Medal


If you push on an object with great force, but it does not move:



a great amount of work is done

a small amount of work is done

no work is done

energy is created

Answer 1

@Secret-Ninja

Answer 2

When you apply enough force on an object to overcome its resistance to motion, such that you move that object, you are doing mechanical work on that object (as opposed to thermodynamic work). In other words, work equals the applied force times the distance moved. That means that no work is done, since the object did not move.

Answer 3

c?

Answer 4

Yep. :)

Answer 5

Okay thank you

Answer 6

Np.