Is it possible to exert a force which does work on a body without… - Vidyadip

Question

Is it possible to exert a force which does work on a body without changing its kinetic energy. If, so give example.

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Answer

Yes, When spring is compressed or when a body is pulled with a constant velocity on a rough horizontal surface.

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