Whether the student do any work or not.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Physics teacher is correct
Because from the definition of work in physics is force ( F ) times displacement ( x )
That is work,
Here, x is displacement and F denotes force.
In the given case, displacement is 0
Because the student came back to the same point where he had started
So,
And here the agreement should be on carrying cost, not on the work done as per physics. There should be a suitable payment for going up and coming down.
Conclusion:
Physics teacher is correct in the sense of the definition of work in physics and to get paid properly, student should make an agreement for payment on carrying cost.
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