In science, work is specifically defined as a mechanical process involving force and displacement, while in daily life, work encompasses a broader range of productive activities, excluding leisure pursuits.
How does the perception and definition of work vary between scientific and everyday contexts?
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In scientific contexts, work is defined as the transfer of energy when a force is applied to an object and displaces it. In everyday contexts, work often refers to tasks or activities done for employment or income, unrelated to the scientific definition focusing on force and displacement.