Physics · Work and Energy
When is the work done by a force considered negative?
- 1When the force acts opposite to the direction of displacement✓
- 2When the force acts in the same direction as displacement
- 3When the applied force is zero
- 4When there is no displacement produced
Correct answer
When the force acts opposite to the direction of displacement
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