What is Newton’s second law for work?

The rate of change of momentum is equal to the force applied The rate of change of distance is equal to the force applied The rate of change of momentum is equal to the moment applied The rate of change of momentum is equal to the work applied

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Which of the following needs to zero for the perfect equilibrium for the calculation of the work?

What is Newton’s second law for work?

The supports in the 3D are having more than three reaction forces. Because they are having three axis on which the components of the work done need to be zero.

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What is Newton’s second law for work?

The rate of change of momentum is equal to the force applied

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Which of the following needs to zero for the perfect equilibrium for the calculation of the work?

What is Newton’s second law for work?

The supports in the 3D are having more than three reaction forces. Because they are having three axis on which the components of the work done need to be zero.

What is Newton’s second law for work?

Principle of Virtual Work

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