Class 11PhysicsWork, Energy, Power and CollisionWork Energy Theorem and Conservation of Mechanical Energy
EasyWhat is the difference between work done on a body by a force and work done by a body?
- AWork done on a body increases its energy,while work done by a body decreases its energy.
- BWork done on a body decreases its energy,while work done by a body increases its energy.
- CBoth represent the same physical process.
- DWork done on a body is always zero,while work done by a body is always positive.
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