A skateboarder travels down a curved path, ending up at a lower height than where he...
A skateboarder travels down a curved path, ending up at a lower height than where he started. Which statement is correct about the work on the skateboarder by the normal force and by the force of gravity?
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Answer:
the following statement is correct about the work on the skateboarder by the normal force and by the force of gravity:
- the normal force does zero work and the force of gravity does negative work.
Work done by the normal force is Zero, Because Normal force always acts perpendicular to the direction of motion.
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