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Which of the following points describes when the diver does work? a. When the diver climbs the ladder b. None of the above c. When the diver stands on the diving board. d. When …
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Which of the following points describes when the diver does work? a. When the diver climbs the ladder b. None of the above c. When the diver stands on the diving board. d. When …
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Which of the following points describes when the diver does work?
a. When the diver climbs the ladder
b. None of the above
c. When the diver stands on the diving board.
d. When the diver is falling into the pool
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b. None of the above
In the given options, none of them specifically describe the diver doing work in a physical sense. Work in a physics context is defined as a force acting on an object to cause displacement.
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A: When diver is climbing ladder
The only other option that sounds like it may be right is the falling one but if you are falling you dont have to do anything, gravity is doing the work for you.
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