Is energy the force that causes an object's displacement?

Answer 1

The statement is not true. But to simply call it "false" hardly does it justice.

It's monumentally, archetypically, stunningly false, from at least three angles

if not more.

-- Energy is not a force at all.

-- No force is necessary to cause an object's displacement from one place to another.

-- A moving object has energy, and a stationary object may also have energy,

but no energy is necessary to cause an object's displacement from one place

to another, and none of the energy it has needs to be used up in order to

accomplish its displacement.

Answer 2

Energy is not the force that causes an object's displacement. Energy is the capacity of a system to perform work, while force is what causes an object to move or change its motion. In the context of displacement, force is what leads to the movement of an object, whereas energy can be transferred or transformed during this process.

Answer 3

This has been answered previously. The answer is still No. Energy is not a force,