no because you have to be moving your arms for work yo be done.
Yes, carrying a book while walking can be considered a form of light physical activity as it engages your arms and can slightly increase your heart rate. However, it would not be considered a significant workout compared to more vigorous forms of exercise.
Yes, your books have wight due to gravity and thus you are carrying this weight down the hall, the work is mgh = book-weightxh where h is the height you are carrying the books at.
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Light weights work well for walking and doing a few sets of reps while you walk. Also you can use your surroundings to help you burn calories as you walk. For example a bench could be a good tool to help to a few lunges while walking.
The plant's food carrying tubes transports food made in the leaves to all parts of the plant while the water carrying tubes carry water to all parts of the plant too.
carrying a bag not doing work cause without force.
Usually it is carrying the equipment and doing grunt work while learning like any other apprenticeship.
By walking walking walking, even if its just walking back and forth from the mail box to home. also try adding a can of corn or anything in each hand while you walk it will help you burn more plus if you lift each arm whle walking you will work your arms out as well. Plus its all free.
can a cop stop you from walking home from work ask where are you going
WORK in terms of Physics is only done when there is motion of an Object. So even though you may tire while standing still wearing a Pack, NO WORK is being performed on the Pack itself (in terms of Physics). Once you start walking, then there is work being done MOVING the pack forward, as well as UP and DOWN! To find the total work done on the Pack, you would have to use Vector representation of the Forces and the Motion to solve the entire System's Work Performed.
The parts that give you common sense.