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Work, Energy and Power
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Is it possible to accelerate the body without doing any work? Give an example.

Answer

Yes, it is possible to accelerate the body without doing any work.
For example, work done by tension force on the stone revolving in circular orbit is zero but tension force accelerates the body.

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