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A student pushed against a rock to try and move it. The student pushed really hard using a force of 2 N. however the rock would not move How much work was done Multiple choice- -2N -3N -No work was done
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A student pushed against a rock to try and move it. The student pushed really hard using a force of 2 N. however the rock would not move How much work

was done

Multiple choice-
-2N
-3N
-No work was done

User Bayda
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Answer:

no work was done.

Step-by-step explanation:

just because you put effort into something doesn't mean it pays off.

because the displacement was 0, the work is 0 too.

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