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A 63 kg gymnast climbs 15 m up a vertically hanging rope. He completed the distance in 70 seconds. How much power did his body output to achieve the climb?
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A 63 kg gymnast climbs 15 m up a vertically hanging rope. He completed the distance in 70 seconds. How much power did his body output to achieve the climb?
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A 63 kg gymnast climbs 15 m up a vertically hanging rope. He completed the distance in 70 seconds. How much power did his body output to achieve the climb?
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Answer:b
Step-by-step explanation:
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The work required is equal to the potential energy when he's at the top. This is given by
The power is this energy divided by the time it took to do the work
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