Work done on an object is given by

or
eq-1
where theta is the angle between the force and the displacement
Now,
Keeping the force and angle same but twice the displacement, then

or

by putting the value of W from eq-1 we get

Hence
Option - A is correct answer.
its path OB. B the potential energy at the bottom of its path. OC. the momentum...
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Would this crossed aldol condensation work well? Why
so, or why not?
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