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8 February, 23:39

Which of the following is not an example of work, according to the scientific definition

A. pulling a sled across the snow

B. pushing a grocery cart

C. leaning against a brick wall on the side of a building

D. lifting a suitcase off the floor

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  1. 9 February, 02:56
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    Leaning against a brick wall.

    All the others use scientific forces of work.

    -Steel jelly.
  2. 9 February, 03:19
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    The scientific definition of Work is a force acting through a distance.

    When you lean against a brick wall on the side of a building, nothing is moving, so no force is acting through any distance. So this choice is not an example of work.
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