Work 1. The meaning of work in our daily life is quite different than that in physics e.g., we may exert a large force on the wall, but if the wall remains intact in its position , then we have not done any work in the language of physics. Similarly, a get keeper performing his duty at the gate by standing there or a coolie taking a load on his head from one end to platform to the other are said to be doing work in the common language but in the language of physics either of them has not done any work. Work 2. In the language of physics, whenever force acting on a body is actually able to move it through some distance in the direction of force, then work is said to be done by the force. The force may act in any direction except perpendicular in the direction of displacement. Hence for work to be done, Following two conditions must be fulfilled: a) A force must be applied b) The applied force must produce a displacement in any direction ex...
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