Work done by a constant force on a particle can be non-zero only when

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Work done by a constant force on a particle can be non-zero only when (a) the magnitudes of the force and displacement are equal (b) the displacement is parallel to the force (c) the force has a component along the displacement (d) the particle undergoes acceleration under the force

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