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Which of the following situations results in zero work done? An applied force is parallel to the displacement on an object.

An applied force is anti-parallel (in the opposite direction) to the displacement on an object.

An applied force is perpendicular to the displacement of an object. An applied force is at some angle less than 90 degrees to the displacement of the object.

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