a> We know that work done by a constant force F when it acts on an object in order to displace the object by a displacement 'd' is given by :
W = Fd
Now in our case the constant force F moves the particle around a unit curcle in the xy-plane.
We know that a unit circle has a radius of 1 unit.
If the particle starts form the point say (1,0) then this point is on the x-axis now when the force F is applied to move the particle abound the circle once that is 1 complete revolution then the particle would come back at the start point that is (1,0)
Hence the displacement of the particle is = 0 .
Please note displacement is = The shortest distance between two points
Hence the Work Done = Fd = F*0 = 0
Hence proved.
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