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JEE PHYSICS MCQ: MOTION IN PLANE
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Statement-I: The vector product of a force and displacement is equal to the work done.
Statement-II: Work done is not a vector.
Statement-II: Work done is not a vector.
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Correct option: C
Statement-I is false and statement-II is true
Option C is correct because work done is a scalar quantity, and it is calculated as the dot product (scalar product) of force and displacement, not the vector product.
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