91. What happens to the kineticenergy of a moving object if the network done is zero?*O a. The kinetic energy increases.b. The kinetic energy decreases.c. The kinetic energy remains thesame.d. The kinetic energy is zero.

Introduction: Work done is defined as the product of the force applied and the displacement.

91. What happens to the kinetic energy of a moving object if the net work done is zero? * O a. The kinetic energy increases. O b. The kinetic energy decreases. c. The kinetic energy remains the same. O d. The kinetic energy is zero. O O O O

91. What happens to the kinetic energy of a moving object if the net work done is zero? * O a. The kinetic energy increases. O b. The kinetic energy decreases. c. The kinetic energy remains the same. O d. The kinetic energy is zero. O O O O

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91. What happens to the kinetic
energy of a moving object if the net
work done is zero?
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O a. The kinetic energy increases.
b. The kinetic energy decreases.
c. The kinetic energy remains the
same.
d. The kinetic energy is zero.

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