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Vijay Raghavan
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If I displace an object at rest in space by giving it a force F in X direction and the object tends to move forever, will the work done be infinite?
Knowing that work done = force*displacement . Since the space has no external resistance (unbalanced force) to stop the object from moving , making the displacement infinitely large.Let us assume that it stays clear of gravitational influences of other bodies in space.
Knowing that work done = force*displacement . Since the space has no external resistance (unbalanced force) to stop the object from moving , making the displacement infinitely large.Let us assume that it stays clear of gravitational influences of other bodies in space.