The work done on an object causes a change in its velocity. Specifically, it changes the object’s velocity from its initial velocity (u) to its final velocity (v) by causing acceleration.
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The work done on an object causes a change in its velocity. Specifically, it changes the object’s velocity from its initial velocity (u) to its final velocity (v) by causing acceleration.
The work done on an object increases its velocity by transferring energy to it. This energy causes the object to accelerate, changing its velocity from an initial value to a final value in the direction of the applied force.