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When a force is applied on an object, but the object does not undergo any displacement, the work done is zero. For example, pushing against a stationary wall does zero work because the wall does not move.
When a force is applied on an object, but the object does not undergo any displacement, the work done is zero. For example, pushing against a stationary wall does zero work because the wall does not move.
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