Question

In order for work to take place

the energy present must be related to the movement of the object.
the force applied must be a balanced force resulting in motion of the object.
the force applied must cause the movement of the object in the same direction as the force.
the movement of the object must be the cause of the force.

Answer 1

@Bellarose652 this is my last on promise

Answer 2

one

Answer 3

I think D... I am like 99.78 % sure lolz

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

how did you do>?\

Answer 6

the best i got a 90 thx

Answer 7

lol thats pretty good! Hope that I helped!:)

Answer 8

hell yea

Answer 9

D was not correct

Answer 10

movement is the _result_ of some Force(s) that did Work in the past. (so, not D)
a "balancing Force" will result in zero acceleration, not motion in its direction (not B)
Kinetic Energy is retained especially if no Force is applied (so, not A)
Friction Forces usually do negatice Work as they oppose sliding motion (so not really C)