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If you push very hard on an object but it doesn’t move, have you done any work? Why or why not?
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If you push very hard on an object but it doesn’t move, have you done any work? Why or why not?

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no work is being done because the object did not move if it moved then work would be done.:)
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No. No because if you use force on something that doesn't move it doesn't change. therefore you are not doing work.
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