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Mechanics
Work and Energy
When you are carrying your backpack to class at a constant speed, you are not doing work. Why not?
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Work is defined as the transfer of energy from one form to another. When you are carrying your backpack to class at a constant speed, you are not transferring energy from one form to another, so you are not doing work.
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