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A constant force F acts on a moving body along a smooth quarter circular arc of radius R fixed on horizontal surface. Calculate the work done by force F from A to B

A

If force F always points towards B then work `Fsqrt(2)R`

B

IF force F always acts tangentially `(Frpi)/2`

C

If force F always acts parallel to AB `Fsqrt(2)R`

D

If force F always acts parallel to AB zero

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A, B
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