Several forces are applied to an object the object starts from rest moves a certain distance d then returns to rest which statement correctly describes the work done by the forces acting on the object
a. The net work done by all the forces is zero
b. The net work done by conservative forces is zero
c. The net work done by the conservative forces is positive
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