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When an object is moved on a frictionless horizontal plane, the work done is equal to zero. Since there is no friction to oppose the motion, no work is required to maintain the object's velocity.
When an object is moved on a frictionless horizontal plane, the work done is equal to zero. Since there is no friction to oppose the motion, no work is required to maintain the object’s velocity.
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