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How is the scientific definition of work different from the everyday meaning.?
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∙ 7y ago
The term "work", as used in physics, is a transfer of mechanical energy - defined (in the simplest case) as the product of a force times a distance over which the force acts.
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What is the scientific meaning of flat?
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If a surface is flat, then all the points on that surface will lie in a single "Plane". Any number of lines connecting the points on the surface will all lie within this same Plane. This is basically a Mathematical Definition. I have never heard of a "scientific" meaning before.
