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Physics, 13.12.2020 21:50 DASASDAEDWEDA

In order for work to be done, what must happen?
A. The object must have potential energy, but it
does not need to move.
B. The mass of the object must be too great for
the force to be able to move it.
C. The force must move the object a distance.
D. The weight of the object must be too heavy for
an opposing force to move it.
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