As a bacterium swims through water it propels itself with its flagella so as to ...
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As a bacterium swims through water it propels itself with its flagella so as to overcome the frictional drag force and move at constant velocity of 10^(-4) m/s. If the frictional drag force on a bacterium is 10^(-7) N, how much work does the bacterium do in 1 s of constant velocity?
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