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How much power is used to move a 25 kg mass 8 meters in 15 seconds?
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How much power is used to move a 25 kg mass 8 meters in 15 seconds?
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power done is 196 watts
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Concept: Physics
Power is related to Work which we will find below
Note that force is a vector quantity that has magnitude and direction
We have a mass of 25 kg and we want to know the force it exerts by newton's first law: 25 × 9.81 m/s^2 = 245 N
Now we have our force and d
245 × 8 meters= 1960 J
Power is represented in joules
The equation for Power is
Hence
So we get that P= 196 W
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