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While hammering a nail, you put in 30 Joules of work. The hammer then puts out 10 J of

work on the nail. What is that hammer's efficiency?

A. 300%

B. 40%

С. 33%

D. 33 J

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6 votes

Answer:

I think its 40%, pls correct me if I am wrong :(

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Answer:

C Don't worry if you thought it was D. I almost answered that.

Step-by-step explanation:

Remark

You can get this just by learning the vocabulary.

Efficiency = Work Out / Work In * 100%

Work in = 30J That's you swinging the hammer.

Work out = 10 J That's how much of the hammer's work gets to the nail.

Efficiency = (10/30)*100

Efficiency = 1/3 * 100

Efficiency = 33%

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